US EditionCosta Rica Will Have Lower Economic Growth by 2026, According to Central Bank
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Costa Rica's economy will slow down during 2026 with a growth forecast of 3.8% compared to the 4.6% achieved in 2025, revealed this Friday the Central Bank of Costa Rica (BCCR), during the presentation of the Monetary Policy Report (PMI).During the previous FPI, presented last October, the Central Bank estimated the growth of the country's production at 4.2%, an upward adjustment compared to the forecasts made in July: 3.8%, driven mainly by exp…
The Costa Rican economy will grow 3.8% during 2026, an estimate more optimistic than that of the Central Bank in its last monetary policy review, which was 3.5%.This growth in production is driven by domestic demand, confirmed Róger Madrigal, president of the Central Bank.The consumption of households is estimated to be around 4%, a figure very similar to that of the previous year when it was 3.8%.The main factor that is affecting is the growth …
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