Honduras outperformed its fiscal targets, posting a non-financial public sector deficit of 1.3% of GDP, significantly better than the expected 2.0% shortfall per the IMF agreement. This result reflects a robust 8.1% increase in revenues and an 11.5% uptick in primary expenditures, highlighted by a 53.7% boost in capital spending, contributing to a sound fiscal stance compared to the previous year’s slight imbalance.