The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic reported on a bilateral meeting in Washington, D.C. between Governor Héctor Valdez Albizu and Minister of Finance and Economy Magín Díaz and IMF Executive Director André Roncaglia, focused on the Dominican Republic’s macroeconomic outlook and the coordination of monetary and fiscal policy. The authorities highlighted what they described as strong economic fundamentals and an expected gradual recovery in domestic demand, supported by monetary easing and higher public investment amid price stability. Roncaglia underlined the importance of monetary-fiscal coordination and linked it to an improvement in international investors’ and analysts’ perceptions of the Dominican Republic. The IMF Executive Board is scheduled to consider the Dominican Republic’s 2025 Article IV consultation document on 12 November.
Central Bank of the Dominican Republic 2025-10-14
Central Bank of the Dominican Republic holds bilateral talks with IMF Executive Director Roncaglia ahead of 12 November Board review of the 2025 Article IV consultation
The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic met in Washington, D.C. with IMF Executive Director André Roncaglia to discuss the country's macroeconomic outlook and policy coordination. The meeting emphasized strong economic fundamentals, expected recovery in domestic demand, and the importance of monetary-fiscal coordination. The IMF Executive Board will review the Dominican Republic’s 2025 Article IV consultation document on 12 November.