IMF’s 2023 Article IV Mission to the Dominican Republic highlighted the country’s dynamic and resilient economy, which has rebounded impressively from the pandemic. However, the 2022 current account deficit widened due to softer exports and higher commodity prices. Despite these challenges, the country’s financial sector remains sound, and growth is projected to trend in 2024. While short-term risks are mostly global, domestic factors such as investment opportunities and ongoing reforms are seen as potential drivers of growth.