The Ministry of Finance presented the update of the Medium-Term Fiscal Framework for the period 2025-2030. According to Minister Rudolf Lücke Bolaños, the strategy focuses on discipline and sustainability, seeking to ensure economic stability and citizen welfare.
Among the advances, the following stand out the reduction of the public debt to 57.4% of GDPconsecutive primary surpluses and the historic three-step improvement in Fitch Ratings' credit rating in a single year.
Projections indicate that, by 2030, the financial deficit will fall to 2.5% of GDP and debt to 56.7%. However, the Treasury warns that external factors such as global economic shocks or climatic phenomena could alter this scenario.
With this, Costa Rica reaffirms its commitment to fiscal sustainability and the confidence of international markets.