The Bermudian Dollar is the currency of Bermuda, pegged to the US dollar at par since 1970. It is managed by the Bermuda Monetary Authority and serves the island's high-income economy.
Economy
Bermuda is a member of Associated with UK, Various international financial organizations.
Main industries include: International business, Tourism, Light manufacturing, Construction.
Imports are clothing, fuels, machinery, transport equipment, construction materials, chemicals, food.
Major exports include re-exports of pharmaceuticals, tourism services, financial services.
GDP: $7.5 billion (2023 est.).
GDP per capita: $117,097 (2023 est.).
Unemployment rate: 6.1% (2023 est.).
Inflation rate: 2.7% (2023 est.).
Main trading partners: United States, South Korea, Turkey, Canada, India, Singapore.
Trade agreements: Through UK agreements, Bilateral investment treaties.
Government Type: Parliamentary democracy within British Overseas Territory
Head of Government: Premier (head of government), Governor (representing British Crown)
Independence: British Overseas Territory
Ethnic Groups: African descent 53.8%, White 31%, Mixed 7.5%, Other 7.1%, Unspecified 0.6%
Religions: Protestant 46.2%, Roman Catholic 14.5%, Jehovah's Witnesses 1.3%, Other Christian 9.1%, Muslim 1%, Other 3.9%, None 17.8%, Unspecified 6.2%
Literacy Rate: 98% (2005 est.)
Transport: L.F. Wade International Airport, modern road network, Royal Naval Dockyard cruise ship terminal
Communications: Advanced telecommunications, 98% internet penetration, comprehensive mobile coverage
Energy: Fossil fuels 97%, limited renewable energy initiatives, solar projects developing
Countries Using This Currency: Bermuda
Data Sources: Central Bank: Bermuda Monetary Authority (bma.bm), Economic Data: Department of Statistics Bermuda, World Bank, Trade Data: Bermuda Customs Department, Demographic Data: Department of Statistics Bermuda, Geographic Data: Bermuda Weather Service, Historical Data: Bermuda Monetary Authority archives