Costa Rica
Costa Rica’s current account deficit widened to USD 652 mln in the December quarter of 2024, up from USD 371.8 mln in the same period
April 2, 2025
Costa Rica’s current account deficit widened to USD 652 mln in the December quarter of 2024, up from USD 371.8 mln in the same period
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