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. This growth in state obligations was driven primarily by borrowing through the domestic market.

Financial data from the period indicates that the government's financing costs within the local market have experienced a slight upward trend. This development highlights the ongoing fiscal activity of the state as it manages its debt portfolio throughout the year.