Costa Rica's sovereign yield curves are showing strong signs of macroeconomic stability

In the first half of the year, Costa Rica's Treasury faced zero significant upward pressure on its funding costs. Long-term yields are holding steady at around six and a half percent—a massive drop from the nine percent highs we saw a few years ago. Today, we are expanding on this analysis here on our YouTube channel to show you exactly how this impacts both the Colón and Dollar markets. Let's get started.