The Central Bank of Honduras published data under the 2026-2027 Monetary Program showing that the accumulation of net international reserves strengthened the country’s external position. Net international reserves increased from USD 10,305.8 million on Jan. 27, 2026 to USD 11,437.3 million on June 25, 2026, while import coverage rose from 6.0 months to 6.6 months over the same period. The increase in reserves reached a cumulative USD 1,131.5 million versus Jan. 27. Reserve holdings rose through May 25 to USD 11,467.0 million before easing slightly by June 25, while import coverage moved up from 6.2 months in February to 6.4 months in March and 6.5 months in April before reaching 6.6 months in May and remaining at that level in June.