Economy

Economy May 15, 2020 | 3:46 pm

Dominican Republic’s debt tops US$48.0B in 1Q

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic’s total consolidated debt in the first quarter posted the sharpest increase in the last eight years after reaching US$48.05 billion, according to government data published this week. With that amount, which includes the commitments of both the central government and the Central Bank between January and March, the country's indebtedness increased jumped 14.2%... Read more

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