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Honduras remittances passed US$10 billion this year, with US$10.1 billion received by 1 October, 11.3% above 2025, central bank figures show. The post Honduras Remittances Top US$10 Billion appeared first on The Rio Times.
Honduras is due to open its sixth and final IMF review next week and seeks about US$120 million, with the state power utility under scrutiny. The post Honduras Seeks US$120M in Final IMF Review appeared first on The Rio Times.
An international arbitration ruling spared Honduras from a US$460 million claim by a Mexican investor, a win for the Asfura government and foreign capital. The post Honduras Wins Arbitration Over US$460 Million Claim appeared first on The Rio Times.
Honduras holds its diesel price at US$5.72 a gallon for 30 days from 5 October by absorbing a road levy, while petrol and kerosene prices rise again. The post Honduras Diesel Price Frozen for 30 Days at US$5.72 as Petrol Rises appeared first on The Rio Times.
Fuel-price protests in northern Honduras now affect the distribution and sale of goods beyond transport, the civil-society group ASJ warned on 1 October, as Congress opened new talks and the fuel subsidy passed double its 2026 budget. The post Honduras Watchdog: Fuel Protests Hurt Trade as Subsidy Tops US$48 Million appeared first on The Rio Times.
Money from migrants equals about 30 percent of Honduras's economy. By 10 September it had reached US$9.33 billion this year, up 11.4 percent, despite rising US deportations and a new US tax on cash transfers. The post Honduras Remittances Hit US$9.3 Billion, Up 11% as US Deportations Rise appeared first on The Rio Times.