Fiscal Policy
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Clear filtersGovernment Takes In $156.3M in Foreign Disbursements
From January through April 2026, the Honduran government received $156.3 million in international disbursements, directing $145.3 million to budget support and $11 million to agriculture, energy, and education projects.
Banco Central de Honduras (X)Published on Honduras Daily · Jun 9, 2026#external-disbursements#budget-support#bch-dataHonduras's Public Debt Rises to $9.35 Billion by April
Honduras's public-sector debt reached $9.35 billion by April 2026, up $50 million from December 2025, with the central government accounting for the largest share.
Banco Central de Honduras (X)Published on Honduras Daily · Jun 9, 2026#public-debt#government-finances#bch-dataPublic Foreign Debt Climbs to $10.75 Billion
Honduras's public external debt reached $10.75 billion as of April 2026, with 81.2% denominated in US dollars, 14.8% in IMF special drawing rights, and smaller portions in euros, yen, and other currencies.
Banco Central de Honduras (X)Published on Honduras Daily · Jun 9, 2026#public-debt#external-debt#bch-dataHonduras Pays Interest on 19 Projects That Never Started
Honduras is servicing over $3.3 billion in foreign loans for 66 active projects, 76% of which have failed to reach 50% execution by end of 2025, including 19 that have not begun, forcing taxpayers to cover interest and fees on work generating no public benefit.
Honduras Economy Grows 4% as Floating Debt Tops L 24.6 Billion
COHEP's May 2026 economic bulletin shows 4% accumulated GDP-activity growth through March, 3.12% inflation (transport up 10.55%), a pending $245 million IMF disbursement expected in late June, and government floating debt exceeding L 24.6 billion (about $985 million), or 2.4% of GDP.
COHEP (Private Sector Council)Published on Honduras Daily · May 29, 2026#imae#inflation#imf-agreementHonduras Offers Tax Amnesty Through June 15
Under Decree 07-2026, Honduras's tax authority (SAR) is waiving penalties, interest, and surcharges for taxpayers who regularize obligations that were due through December 31, 2025, with the amnesty window open until June 15, 2026.