El Salvador expects a 10% increase in foreign exchange earnings from tourism in 2026.

JPMorgan has identified the Dominican peso as one of the best-performing currencies in Latin America for 2026. The financial institution projects continued stability and strength for the currency, positioning it favorably compared to other regional and emerging markets.

The firm attributes the peso's robust performance to several key economic pillars. Specifically, JPMorgan cites sustained growth in the tourism sector, consistent inflows from remittances, strong export activity, and a steady stream of foreign direct investment as the primary drivers of the currency's valuation.