The exchange rate, which has remained broadly stable for the past two years; inflation, which stood at 18.9% in June 2026, compared with 32.2% in October 2025; the BRH’s foreign exchange reserves, which amount to US$1.9 billion, equivalent to nearly eight months of imports, compared with the three months recommended by the standard; the resilience of the financial system; the strong capitalization of the banking sector; support for growth and job creation; support for SMEs; and the fund dedicated to research are among the elements highlighted in a publication titled “Recent Results and Outlook of the BRH,” issued as part of the central bank’s 47th anniversary. Three years away from its 50th anniversary, the institution also outlined several prospects.

“For the 2026-2029 period, the BRH’s main projects focus on: the development of a digital payment platform; improvements to electronic check clearing; the continued deployment of Booster PME III in the North; strengthening cybersecurity; and developing research, training and financial education. The launch of a pilot phase of the digital payment platform is planned before the end of 2026,” reads this educational publication from the BRH, which explains the results, their meaning and their importance.