I am following the fiscal data offered by Banreservas and have not observed anything unusual until today. The DR inflates the peso steadily at about 3%-4% per year, so the 100 peso mark should be reached in a about 10 years.
Now, with the economy in the biggest crisis in the country's history the may be voices to devaluate the peso much faster. Local exports would pick up and real estate would be cheaper for foreign speculation. Smart? Not really.
This is because we don't know what will happen to USD in the not too distant future. There is a danger the USD will tank even faster then DOP. The USD years are counted.
I guess the DR government is smart enough to seek USD credit to cover the vital imports rather then throwing heaps of pesos for the dollar, which is simply not there at the moment. If they are lucky, they will be paying the debt back with the inflated dollars.
For anyone interested I would recommend reading the monthly balance sheets published of Banreservas page.
Now, with the economy in the biggest crisis in the country's history the may be voices to devaluate the peso much faster. Local exports would pick up and real estate would be cheaper for foreign speculation. Smart? Not really.
This is because we don't know what will happen to USD in the not too distant future. There is a danger the USD will tank even faster then DOP. The USD years are counted.
I guess the DR government is smart enough to seek USD credit to cover the vital imports rather then throwing heaps of pesos for the dollar, which is simply not there at the moment. If they are lucky, they will be paying the debt back with the inflated dollars.
For anyone interested I would recommend reading the monthly balance sheets published of Banreservas page.