The Dominican Republic's national debt totaled almost US$6 billion in six months

The Dominican Republic's national debt increased by nearly US$6 billion during the first half of 2026. The government secured these funds primarily through the domestic market to support state financing requirements.

Data indicates that the cost of this financing has experienced a slight increase during this six-month period. The accumulation of this debt reflects the ongoing fiscal strategy employed by the state to manage its capital needs throughout the first half of the year.