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Economy & Business - January 2023
COSTA RICA: Fiscal deficit progress as first external bond issuance since 2019 approved
Costa Rica’s fiscal deficit has fallen after ballooning for years, and lawmakers have approved an external bond issuance after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed a successful third review of its agreement with the country.
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