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The Dominican Economy Grew 3.1% Year-on-Year; Construction and Mining Turned Positive.

Economy · Dominican Republic

The Dominican Economy Grew 3.1% Year-on-Year; Construction and Mining Turned Positive.

The Dominican economy registered a year-on-year growth of 3.1% in May 2025, according to preliminary data from the Monthly Indicator of Economic Activity (IMAE) published today by the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (BCRD). This expansion exceeds the 1.7% observed in April and was driven by better performance in mining, agriculture, local manufacturing, and construction. Construction, one of the activities that had lagged, grew 1.9% in Ma…See the Story

Canceled Concert: Can I Get My Money Back?

Money · Santo Domingo

Canceled Concert: Can I Get My Money Back?

You've been looking forward to the good evening for a long time, maybe you're already on the train – and then that's it: the concert is cancelled. A second one often comes to the first frustration. You're looking forward to an act that doesn't appear at the Open Air for months. Do I need a refund? Picture: keystoneYou've been looking forward to the good evening for a long time, maybe you're already sitting on the train – and then that's it: the …See the Story

Tourism Will Generate us$21.1 Billion for the Economy in 2025

Economy · Dominican Republic

Tourism Will Generate us$21.1 Billion for the Economy in 2025

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) estimates that by the end of 2025, tourism will contribute $21.1 billion to the Dominican economy, representing 15.8% of the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP). During a breakfast with the media, Roxana Puente, the organization's regional manager, explained that this figure represents an increase of 3.3% in the contributions received by the sector compared to 2024, and 22.9% compared to 2019. For the …Read Article

Dominican Republic Projected as Global Tourist Reference

The travel and tourism sector continues to consolidate itself as one of the main pillars of the Dominican and regional economy, with record performance in 2024 and projections of sustained growth for the coming years. This is revealed by the most recent report of the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), prepared together with Oxford Economics. (Continue reading...) The entry Dominican Republic is projected as a global tourist reference was f…Tourism · Dominican Republic Read Article

More than 13,000 Professionals Have Graduated so Far This Year.

So far this year, 13 of the country's best-known higher education institutions have graduated 13,352 new professionals in different areas of undergraduate studies, especially in Health, Education, Economics, and Humanities. According to the most recent study (2022) by the National Association of Young Entrepreneurs (ANJE), Education degrees top the list, despite the fact that the most in-demand professions are linked to the technological area, s…Health · Dominican Republic Read Article

An American Woman Found Dead in a Migrant Centre in the Dominican Republic: Haiti's Latest News: Politics, Security, Economy, Culture.

According to the Dominican authorities, the woman, whose identity has not yet been made public, had been arrested last April because she had no identity documents on her. Placed in detention pending deportation proceedings, she was reportedly found lifeless in her cell a few days ago. "No apparent signs of violence was observed on the body," said the DGM, who claims to have informed the United States Embassy in the Dominican Republic shortly aft…Security · Dominican Republic Read Article

Dominican Agriculture Hit Hard by the Glaring Shortage of Haitian Labour

"A worrying drop in banana exports to the Dominican Republic, a consequence of the migration crisis" The Dominican agricultural sector, a pillar of the national economy, is undergoing an unprecedented crisis. According to the latest data from the Central Bank published on Monday, June 16, 2025, banana exports have plunged by 44 per cent due to an acute shortage of Haitian labour, exacerbated by the tightening of migration measures. The producing…Economy · Dominican Republic Read Article

CODESSD Values Government Measures to Boost the Economy and Suggests Accelerating Public Investment

Santo Domingo. – The Economic and Social Development Council of Santo Domingo (CODESSD) welcomes the measures adopted today by the Dominican Government through the Monetary Board, aimed at boosting economic activity in a context that requires effective responses to accelerate growth and job generation. The reduction of the monetary policy rate, the relaxation of credit conditions and other measures adopted represent clear signs of the commitment…Economy · Santo Domingo Read Article

Can a Person with a Minimum Wage Buy a Home in RD?

A person who receives the minimum wage in a large company equivalent to RD$27,988.80, according to the latest review carried out by the National Wages Committee, will have to save for an average of five years an estimated 20% of his income, i.e. RD$5,597.76 per month. (Continue reading...) The entry Can a person with minimum wage buy a home in RD? was first published in Remolacha - Dominican Republic News.Minimum Wage · Dominican Republic Read Article

The Monetary Board Authorizes RD$81 Billion in Liquidity to Boost the Economy.

The Monetary Board (MB) authorized the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (BCRD) to release 50 billion pesos in reserves, representing 2.4% of the liabilities subject to reserve requirements. In a statement, the BCRD reported that the decision was made at its June 13 session.Economy · Dominican Republic See the Story

MICM Highlights Domestic Exports Grow 27% and Extend Their Reach to More than 150 Markets

Dominican exports registered sustained growth during the first five months of 2025, reaching US$5,639.01 million between January and May, representing an increase of 8.6 % over the same period of the previous year. This momentum was led by the national regime, whose exports increased by 27 % in FOB value and 21 ...Stock Markets · Dominican Republic Read Article

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