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LatinNews Daily - 13 July 2023
In brief: Honduras public sector foreign debt edges down
*Honduras’s central bank (BCH) has released new figures which show the country’s public sector foreign debt totalled US$9.38bn as of the end of May, down US$153.1m on the amount registered at the end of last year. BCH said that of the total, 71.5% was owed to multilateral organisations, 16.7% to commercial lenders, and 11.8% to bilateral organisations.
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