Deuda pública nicaragüense supera el 50 % del PIB
El Banco Central de Nicaragua alabó el comportamiento de la economía del país y la reducción de la deuda pública
TL;DR
- Nicaragua's public debt decreased to 51.4% of GDP at the end of July 2025, down from 51.7% at the end of 2024.
- The total public debt reached $8,822.7 million dollars in the second half of the year.
- Economists suggest that despite positive economic growth, it does not translate into true national development.
- Factors such as low wages, rising food costs, and human rights violations contribute to an 'economy of unease' and damage the country's international brand.
- The Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN) reduced its Monetary Reference Rate (TRM) twice in 2025, setting it at 6%.
- Interest rates on BCN Bills and public securities have seen decreases or remained stable, though passive and active rates of the SBF showed slight increases.