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WATCH: Pierre Outlines Action Plan For ECCB Monetary Council - St. Lucia Times News

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Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre is the newly installed Chairman of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank([ECCB) Monetary Council. At the official handover ceremony, held on July 22,2022, Hon. Pierre provided a breakdown of his ambitious, people-focused policy agenda to be implemented over the next 12 months. We hear more in this Rehani Isidore report: […]

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