The St. Kitts-based Eastern Caribbean Central Bank says it will push ahead in the new year for the establishment of a regional regulator for the Citizenship by Investment Programme and is projecting growth in the subregion to be between four and five per cent.
ECCB Governor Timothy N.J. Antoine said he is grateful that the EC dollar remains strong with a current backing of 98.3 per cent backed by growing reserves.
He added that the pace of economic activity has quickened, powered by tourism and some improvement in air connectivity, and inflation has fallen from its peak two years ago.
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