Economy

Economy February 7, 2020 | 10:08 am

Dominican Gov. took US$5.4B in loans in 2019

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic took US$5.4 billion in loans during 2019, or 40.4% of the public debt, in relation to the country's GDP. Finance minister, Donald Guerrero said that by adding the US$10.0 billion of the Central Bank debt to that of the non-financial public system, the country owes 52% of GDP. He said the Dominican foreign debt is US$23.4 billion: US$10.1 billion interna... Read more

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