Dollar Nears ₡450: What It Means for Residents

For neighbors receiving income or pensions in U.S. dollars, exchange-rate changes can make a noticeable difference in household budgets. The Tico Times reports that the dollar has slipped back toward ₡450, reducing how many colones residents receive when exchanging dollars. Its October 12 article explores the recent decline and its effects on households and businesses across Costa Rica.

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