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

During the first six months of 2026, the public debt of the Dominican State continued on an upward trajectory as the government borrowed nearly 6,000 million US dollars. The financing was secured primarily through the domestic market.

Data from the period indicates that the domestic financing utilized by the government experienced a slight increase in its rates. The accumulation of these funds contributes to the ongoing growth of the nation's overall state obligations during the first half of the year.