Economy

BCN Maintains Monetary Reference Rate at 5.75%

The Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN) reports that it has decided to maintain the Monetary Reference Rate (TRM) at 5.75 percent. The TRM is the interest rate used by the BCN.

Report on the Settlement of the General Budget of the Republic 2025

The results of the execution of the 2025 budgetary exercise show correspondence with the objectives of fiscal policy; maintaining the stability of public finances.

Vienna International Forum on Energy and Climate 2026

On April 9 and 10, 2026, Nicaragua will participate in the Vienna International Forum on Energy and Climate (IVECF), which opened today at the Hofburg Palace.

Nicaragua Boosts Its Premium Coffee and Conquers New Global Markets with Marago

Nicaragua reinforces its commitment to high-quality coffee with the promotion of special varieties such as Marago, in an effort to consolidate its presence in markets.

Tax relief for free zones: The regime offers "eternal" exemptions to try to stop companies from fleeing

The regime orders reforms to the Free Zones and Tax Concertation laws to retain investments with tax benefits of up to 15 years and indefinite exemptions, while imposing import controls and reviewing basic basket taxes.

What is happening with public finances in Colombia: more collection, but also more pressure from spending

The dynamism of tax collection is concentrated in some key taxes. Photo: AI-generated image.

Between Inflation and Growth: The Challenge for the Bank of the Republic to Define Colombia's Economic Course

The Bank of the Republic could maintain a tightening of rates in the coming months. Photo: Google Maps

Difficult Year for Colombian Coffee? March Production Falls Over 30% Due to Rain

Colombian coffee farming started 2026 with production declines. What's the reason? The climate is taking its toll. Incessant rains, ad...

Dollar in Colombia and oil: the relationship that stopped working as before and has the market on edge this year

For now, the dollar would remain at low levels in the local market. Photo: Image generated with artificial intelligence.

The 'Lucho' Effect Bayern Didn't Expect: Jersey Sales Skyrocketed 400% in Colombia

Luis Díaz has not only stood out for his talent in Munich, but also for his direct impact on Bayern Munich's market results. Initially, the Colombian's signing for 70 million euros, at 29 years old, drew criticism from some fans, but the perspective is now very different. Díaz has not only won over German fans with his goals, but is also significantly boosting jersey sales.

Small businesses in Colombia sell more but are running out of cash by financing customers on long terms

More than 60% of SMEs face cash flow problems. Photo: Image generated with Artificial Intelligence - ChatGPT

The BB- Rating

The Government is obliged to analyze and explain why, since records began (1993), Colombia has fallen to such a low level in credit rating, even worse than the pandemic or the 2015 oil crisis.