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Economy September 30, 2020 | 7:50 am

Dominican Central Bank: international reserves top US$10.5B

Santo Domingo.- As of September 28, international reserves were US$10.5 billion, equivalent to 13.3% of GDP, after the recent issuance of a US$3.8 billion sovereign bond. "This transaction is the largest of its kind registered in Central America and the Caribbean, at highly attractive rates, despite the adverse context caused by the coronavirus, which represents a factor of confidence and with ... Read more

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