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Banco Central de Bolivia
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Bolivia economic instability, GDP contraction, and reforms
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Latest: Bolivia faces 3.6% GDP contraction amid economic recession
In early June 2026, the Banco Central de Bolivia (BCB) ended a 15-year fixed peg, introducing a market-driven regime with an inaugural official rate of Bs 9.73 per U.S. dollar. This transition triggered political critici
Venezuela: Earthquake aftermath, inflation, and currency
32 clusters · 105 sources · last updated
Latest: Latin American currencies face volatility against the US dollar
Economic and humanitarian instability in Venezuela has intensified following the twin earthquakes of June 24. Fifty days after the seismic events, which measured magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, the country continues to manage
Venezuela financial landscape and banking shifts
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Latest: Banco de Venezuela launches digital housing credits for earthquake survivors
Venezuela continues to experience significant shifts in its financial landscape, marked by a rise in digital currency adoption and escalating costs for traditional banking services. Cryptocurrency remains a common paymen
Bolivia: Post-blockade recovery and ongoing economic strain
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Latest: Bolivia implements new phase of dollar repatriation and exchange rate shifts
Following the nationwide unrest in May 2026, the Paz administration moved to stabilize the country through a mix of security operations and economic recovery plans. After 54 days of disruptions, the government declared a
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Bolivia implements flexible exchange rate regime
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