The domestic economy’s mild growth trajectory was maintained during September, according to The Central Bank of Bahamas’ latest Economic and Financial Developments report. Activity was underpinned by the ongoing gains in tourism, amid increases in high-end hotel inventory and airline seat capacity, while construction sector output was driven by several varied-scale foreign investment projects.

As The Central Bank of The Bahamas moves ahead with plans to develop a digital Bahamian dollar, governor John Rolle says regulators must facilitate "the positive side of the Fintech revolution".