But there is still some way to reach investment grade, especially a responsible fiscal reform that leaves no room for precariousness or wastefulness. The Dominican Republic made significant progress in 2023, improving its credit rating, but there is still some way to go to reach investment grade. After Standard and Poor’s upgraded the Dominican Republic’s outlook from Ba3 stable to Ba3 positive in December 2022, the country achieved two more upgrades in 2023: in August of this year, Moody’s raised the Dominican Republic’s outlook from Ba3 stable to Ba3 positive, and in late November, Fitch Ratings raised the country’s outlook from BB- stable to BB- positive. But to achieve investment grade, which is the goal announced by the Minister of Finance, Jochi Vicente, essential reforms are required because although the […]