Honduras prepares to repay $700 million in sovereign bonds due in 2027

Honduras must pay $700 million in sovereign bonds in 2027, requiring strengthened international reserves and foreign currency availability. The Central Bank of Honduras is prioritizing reserve accumulation to ensure sufficient dollars for debt repayment and exchange rate stability. This involves fiscal discipline and financial policies to manage liabilities. The payment is for bonds issued internationally. Sources of dollars include exports, foreign direct investment, and remittances. The country is also defining priorities before formal negotiations with the IMF.