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Honduras in comparable figures

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In Honduras, the economy grew 3.8% in 2025; inflation was 5% in 2025 (3rd highest of 14). Poverty reaches 60.1% of the population (2025, 13th of 13) and unemployment is 5.2% (2024). Honduras among the three worst placed on GDP per capita at purchasing power parity, inflation, poverty rate and upper-secondary completion rate. Its education spending (2023) figure is older than the rest of the region’s.

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Honduras: monthly public external-debt stock · USD

Monthly stocks since 2008 by multilateral, bilateral and commercial creditors, central government, enterprises and monetary authority. USD millions converted to USD.

Oct 8, 2026

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Between Jan 2008 and Jul 2026, the series increased 424.8% (2.14B → 11.2B). The largest point-to-point change was +908M, from May 2020 to Jun 2020.

03.5B7B10.5B14BLatest change +4%Jan 2008: 2.14BFeb 2008: 2.16BMar 2008: 2.18BApr 2008: 2.18BMay 2008: 2.23BJun 2008: 2.28BJul 2008: 2.3BAug 2008: 2.31BSep 2008: 2.31BOct 2008: 2.28BNov 2008: 2.3BDec 2008: 2.44BJan 2009: 2.44BFeb 2009: 2.46BMar 2009: 2.48BApr 2009: 2.53BMay 2009: 2.55BJun 2009: 2.6BJul 2009: 2.58BAug 2009: 2.72BSep 2009: 2.73BOct 2009: 2.74BNov 2009: 2.76BDec 2009: 2.73BJan 2010: 2.71BFeb 2010: 2.7BMar 2010: 2.7BApr 2010: 2.71BMay 2010: 2.67BJun 2010: 2.69BJul 2010: 2.74BAug 2010: 2.74BSep 2010: 2.81BOct 2010: 2.85BNov 2010: 2.91BDec 2010: 3.09BJan 2011: 3.11BFeb 2011: 3.14BMar 2011: 3.1BApr 2011: 3.14BMay 2011: 3.17BJun 2011: 3.21BJul 2011: 3.22BAug 2011: 3.24BSep 2011: 3.22BOct 2011: 3.28BNov 2011: 3.27BDec 2011: 3.46BJan 2012: 3.5BFeb 2012: 3.54BMar 2012: 3.57BApr 2012: 3.56BMay 2012: 3.63BJun 2012: 3.63BJul 2012: 3.64BAug 2012: 3.67BSep 2012: 3.74BOct 2012: 3.84BNov 2012: 3.86BDec 2012: 3.9BJan 2013: 3.92BFeb 2013: 3.92BMar 2013: 4.46BApr 2013: 4.48BMay 2013: 4.49BJun 2013: 4.59BJul 2013: 4.61BAug 2013: 4.63BSep 2013: 4.7BOct 2013: 4.73BNov 2013: 4.83BDec 2013: 5.43BJan 2014: 5.42BFeb 2014: 5.44BMar 2014: 5.45BApr 2014: 5.46BMay 2014: 5.48BJun 2014: 5.5BJul 2014: 5.48BAug 2014: 5.48BSep 2014: 5.44BOct 2014: 5.45BNov 2014: 5.48BDec 2014: 5.78BJan 2015: 5.72BFeb 2015: 5.72BMar 2015: 5.71BApr 2015: 5.74BMay 2015: 5.81BJun 2015: 5.84BJul 2015: 5.83BAug 2015: 5.9BSep 2015: 5.9BOct 2015: 5.89BNov 2015: 5.91BDec 2015: 6.12BJan 2016: 6.11BFeb 2016: 6.12BMar 2016: 6.16BApr 2016: 6.17BMay 2016: 6.17BJun 2016: 6.2BJul 2016: 6.2BAug 2016: 6.22BSep 2016: 6.27BOct 2016: 6.26BNov 2016: 6.23BDec 2016: 6.3BJan 2017: 7.02BFeb 2017: 7.01BMar 2017: 7.01BApr 2017: 7.05BMay 2017: 7.09BJun 2017: 7.19BJul 2017: 7.21BAug 2017: 7.27BSep 2017: 7.34BOct 2017: 7.36BNov 2017: 7.39BDec 2017: 7.35BJan 2018: 7.41BFeb 2018: 7.41BMar 2018: 7.41BApr 2018: 7.39BMay 2018: 7.37BJun 2018: 7.37BJul 2018: 7.37BAug 2018: 7.36BSep 2018: 7.34BOct 2018: 7.35BNov 2018: 7.36BDec 2018: 7.57BJan 2019: 7.57BFeb 2019: 7.55BMar 2019: 7.54BApr 2019: 7.56BMay 2019: 7.54BJun 2019: 7.53BJul 2019: 7.5BAug 2019: 7.48BSep 2019: 7.47BOct 2019: 7.53BNov 2019: 7.52BDec 2019: 7.89BJan 2020: 7.93BFeb 2020: 7.92BMar 2020: 8.05BApr 2020: 8.06BMay 2020: 8.21BJun 2020: 9.12BJul 2020: 9.16BAug 2020: 9.2BSep 2020: 9.3BOct 2020: 9.32BNov 2020: 9.59BDec 2020: 9.31BJan 2021: 9.29BFeb 2021: 9.27BMar 2021: 9.25BApr 2021: 9.3BMay 2021: 9.29BJun 2021: 9.24BJul 2021: 9.23BAug 2021: 9.55BSep 2021: 9.7BOct 2021: 9.72BNov 2021: 9.81BDec 2021: 9.77BJan 2022: 9.74BFeb 2022: 9.72BMar 2022: 9.73BApr 2022: 9.66BMay 2022: 9.64BJun 2022: 9.55BJul 2022: 9.54BAug 2022: 9.48BSep 2022: 9.43BOct 2022: 9.42BNov 2022: 9.5BDec 2022: 10BJan 2023: 10.1BFeb 2023: 10.1BMar 2023: 9.94BApr 2023: 9.92BMay 2023: 9.85BJun 2023: 9.78BJul 2023: 9.79BAug 2023: 9.74BSep 2023: 9.79BOct 2023: 9.78BNov 2023: 9.85BDec 2023: 9.84BJan 2024: 9.8BFeb 2024: 9.82BMar 2024: 9.65BApr 2024: 9.69BMay 2024: 9.73BJun 2024: 9.62BJul 2024: 9.68BAug 2024: 9.73BSep 2024: 9.69BOct 2024: 9.71BNov 2024: 10.4BDec 2024: 10.7BJan 2025: 10.7BFeb 2025: 10.7BMar 2025: 10.4BApr 2025: 10.5BMay 2025: 10.4BJun 2025: 10.5BJul 2025: 10.6BAug 2025: 10.6BSep 2025: 10.8BOct 2025: 10.7BNov 2025: 10.7BDec 2025: 10.7BJan 2026: 10.7BFeb 2026: 10.7BMar 2026: 10.8BApr 2026: 10.7BMay 2026: 10.8BJun 2026: 10.8BJul 2026: 11.2B11.2BJan 2008Sep 2012Apr 2017Dec 2021Jul 2026
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1 filter · 19 partitionsIndicator key: creditor_total

Honduras: monthly public payroll

Monthly integral payroll reported by SIREP institutions; teachers are excluded.

Oct 8, 2026

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Between Jan 2024 and Aug 2026, the series decreased 3.8% (3.26B HNL → 3.14B HNL). The largest point-to-point change was +415M HNL, from Dec 2025 to Jan 2026.

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3B3.3B3.6B3.9B4.2BLatest change −3.4%Jan 2024: 3.26BFeb 2024: 3.35BMar 2024: 3.38BApr 2024: 3.43BMay 2024: 3.5BJun 2024: 3.53BJul 2024: 3.52BAug 2024: 3.63BSep 2024: 3.57BOct 2024: 3.69BNov 2024: 3.63BDec 2024: 3.47BJan 2025: 3.7BFeb 2025: 3.71BMar 2025: 3.96BApr 2025: 3.77BMay 2025: 3.99BJun 2025: 3.88BJul 2025: 3.85BAug 2025: 3.93BSep 2025: 3.91BOct 2025: 4.02BNov 2025: 3.7BDec 2025: 3.44BJan 2026: 3.86BFeb 2026: 3.81BMar 2026: 3.87BApr 2026: 3.72BMay 2026: 3.72BJun 2026: 3.45BJul 2026: 3.25BAug 2026: 3.14B3.14BJan 2024Sep 2024May 2025Dec 2025Aug 2026
32 results shown5,488 source recordsUnit: Honduran lempiras (HNL)
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1 filter · 3 partitionsCurrency: Honduran lempira (HNL)

SEFIN budget execution

Cumulative accrued spending at each completed December year-end, SEFIN; the twelve monthly snapshots are not added together.

Oct 7, 2026

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Between 2019 and 2025, the series increased 55.9% (255B HNL → 398B HNL). The largest point-to-point change was +62.8B HNL, from 2022 to 2023.

0125B250B375B500B2019: 255B2020: 289B2021: 289B2022: 309B2023: 372B2024: 378B2025: 398B398B20192021202220242025
7 results shown168,048 source recordsUnit: Honduran lempiras (HNL)
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3 filters · 255 partitionsFiscal year: from 2019 · through 2025Fiscal month: 12Currency: Honduran lempira (HNL)

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ONCAE · processes · window Sep 7, 2026 – Oct 6, 2026

  1. 01GC-CM-HBCBH-SCY-05-2026Cuerpo de Bomberos Santa Cruz de Yojoa, Cortés. · Oct 6, 2026n/a
  2. 02GC-CM-HBCBH-SCY-06-2026Cuerpo de Bomberos Santa Cruz de Yojoa, Cortés. · Oct 6, 2026n/a
  3. 03CM-028-LV-2026Estación Local Las Vegas, Santa Bárbara · Oct 6, 2026n/a
  4. 04GC-CM-HBCBH-LACEIBA-055-2026Estación Local La Ceiba, Atlántida · Oct 6, 2026n/a
  5. 05ENP-CM-396-2026Unidad Central · Oct 6, 2026n/a

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