The Dominican peso would close the year with a year-on-year depreciation of 5.91%, according to the November Economic Expectations Survey conducted monthly by the Central Bank.
Analysts' expectations place the exchange rate at RD$64.95 per dollar by the end of 2025, which they attribute to four main factors: monetary policy decisions, the performance of foreign currency-generating sectors, the recent evolution of the demand for foreign currency, and the conditions of the international environment.
Furthermore, analysts anticipate a year-on-year depreciation of 3.82% at 12 months and 4.48% at 24 months, both values lower than those recorded in the October survey.
These forecasts place the exchange rate, at the median, at RD$ 67.49 for November 2026 and RD$70.35 for November 2027.
Regarding real GDP growth expectations for 2025, these continue to moderate, registering a median of 2.55% in November compared to 2.75% in October.
Most experts attribute this forecast mainly to the recent dynamism of domestic demand and the international environment.






