Economy

Economy December 6, 2021 | 9:28 am

Santiago goes vertical despite pricier materials

Santiago.- Santiago continues to grow vertically. This is evidenced by the dozens of apartment towers and real estate projects under construction in different parts of the city, as well as the extension of national and international investments in banking, industry and commerce. This is evidenced by the dozens of apartment towers and real estate projects under construction in different parts of

Cargo, bus fare rise starting today

Abinader will invest more than RD $ 111 million in reconstruction of Guayacanes beach

The IDB approves aid for US $ 1.65 billion in six countries; will give a non-refundable loan to Haiti

Gasolines go down; LPG, regular diesel go up; the others, the same

Chicken and pork still expensive and trending upward

Dominican bank has US$17.5M to bankroll ‘ECO cars’

Dominican Stock Exchange fests participants

Santo Domingo’s Metro new line: US$35.1M, 7.3 KM

Standard & Poor’s boosts Dominican credit outlook

Dominican exports to European Union countries have grown by 90%

Dominican rum now has its own appellation of origin

Latin America goes back two decades in terms of extreme poverty after the pandemic

Dominican Republic-Puerto Rico trade shouldn’t be timid

Dominicans return to a US$4,000 ‘Christmas grace’

The country on track to be logistic hub

Industrial companies announce investments that exceed RD $ 79 billion in 2022

Central banker: economy will grow 11% to Oct.

Dominican gold mine says it can inject US$13.0B to local economy

Dominican Republic has best macroeconomic forecast in Latin America, according to Bank of America report

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