Body: According to the most recent financial stability report published by the Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN), the performance of the National Financial System remains robust compared to last year.

In addition, credit activity remains dynamic, leveraged by the growth of public deposits, with credit growing at double-digit year-over-year rates.

The BCN notes that prudential solvency and liquidity indicators indicate that banks remain well capitalized and have adequate levels of liquidity. In contrast, credit quality and the profitability of their establishments remain stable.

The report adds that the evolution of national financial markets remains stable, and there is an increase in foreign exchange market operations, without supply and demand pressures.

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