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Honduras drought and flood risks intensify

32 clusters · 108 sources · last updated

Latest: Tegucigalpa water rationing to continue through May

The water crisis in Honduras continues to fluctuate due to weather instability. While El Niño-driven drought impacts 234 municipalities, recent rainfall has provided some relief to Tegucigalpa’s primary reservoirs. The U

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Guaraní strength impacts credit, real estate and agriculture

8 clusters · 33 sources · last updated

Latest: Paraguay Guaraní strengthens as US dollar nears G. 5,700

The Paraguayan guaraní has continued its strengthening trend against the U.S. dollar, recently closing near G. 5,700. This follows a significant decline from the start of 2026, when the dollar was trading above G. 6,600.

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Dominican Republic economic stability and fiscal pressures

25 clusters · 157 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican Republic faces wide gap between wages and cost of living

The Dominican Republic continues to navigate a balance between macroeconomic stability and structural vulnerabilities. While growth projections remain around 4.5%, the economy faces mounting fiscal and inflationary press

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Egg price volatility and agricultural crisis in Latin Am

8 clusters · 28 sources · last updated

Latest: Honduran poultry sector reports losses exceeding 6 million lempiras

Egg prices have been rising across several Latin American markets, driven by increased production and supply chain costs. In Honduras, Tegucigalpa previously saw increases of approximately 14 lempiras per 30-unit carton

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Honduras monetary policy rate increase

2 clusters · 33 sources · last updated

Latest: Honduras raises Monetary Policy Rate to 6% to combat inflation

The Central Bank of Honduras (BCH) increased its Monetary Policy Rate (TPM) by 25 basis points, raising it from 5.75% to 6.00%. BCH President Roberto Lagos characterized the adjustment as a “preventive and calibrated mea

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