The exchange rate for the US dollar has surpassed 27 lempiras in Honduras, prompting the Central Bank of Honduras (BCH) to urge citizens to remain calm regarding the currency's movement.
Roberto Lagos, president of the Central Bank, stated that the transition of the exchange rate from 26 to 27 lempiras should not be a cause for public alarm. He emphasized that the nation currently maintains adequate international reserves to support the economy.
Despite the BCH's reassurances, analysts point out that the primary concern regarding the currency's depreciation is not the immediate shift in value, but rather the sustained duration of the downward trend over time.
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