Dominican government issues sovereign bonds for USD 2.75 billion

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - In Brief 11 Feb 2026 by Magdalena Lizardo
As part of the financing strategy for the 2026 public budget, the Dominican Government issued sovereign bonds totalling USD 2.75 billion. According to the Ministry of Finance and Economy, the placement was structured in two tranches: USD 1.25 billion with an 8-year maturity at a 5.75% yield, and USD 1.5 billion with a 12.25-year maturity at a 6.15% yield. Investor demand exceeded USD 7.2 billion, equivalent to approximately 2.6 times the amount offered, reflecting strong market interest in Dominican sovereign debt. The transaction covers 44.8% of the total financing requirement contemplated in the 2026 public budget (Law 99-25), estimated at USD 6.13 billion, equivalent to DOP 401.77 billion at the projected 2026 average exchange rate of DOP 65.5 per USD.

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