The Central Bank bought US$415 million and did not sell any dollars in 2026

The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (BCRD) has acquired US$415 million in foreign currency without executing any sales in the spot market during 2026. This activity occurs within the current exchange rate environment, which has resulted in the appreciation of the Dominican peso against the United States dollar.

By abstaining from spot market sales while actively purchasing foreign currency, the BCRD is managing the liquidity and valuation of the national currency. This intervention reflects the bank's response to the ongoing market dynamics influencing the peso's recent strength.