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Bolivia secures $1.9 billion IMF program to rebuild reserves

The International Monetary Fund reached a staff‑level agreement with Bolivia for a three‑year financing program of about $1.9 billion. The deal, which still requires approval by the IMF Executive Board and Bolivia’s Congress, is aimed at rebuilding foreign‑exchange reserves and easing a severe dollar shortage that has constrained imports and driven inflation.

Bolivia’s economy is challenged by a fiscal deficit exceeding 10 % of GDP and nearly exhausted foreign‑currency reserves. The program is Bolivia’s first multi‑year IMF arrangement since 2006 and is expected to catalyze additional financing of more than $5 billion from the World Bank, the Inter‑American Development Bank and other lenders. It is linked to the economic‑reform agenda of President Rodrigo Paz, who took office in November 2025.

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$1.9 billion loan · Bolivia · Economy Minister José Gabriel Espinoza · Gabriel Espinoza · International Monetary Fund · Inter‑American Development Bank · Joana Pereira · José Gabriel Espinoza · President Rodrigo Paz · Rodrigo Paz · World Bank

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