Market Screener: Bolivia Bonds Tank With Foreign Reserves at Lowest in Over 20 Years By Alexander Saeedy Bonds backed by the Bolivian government have dropped nearly 20% this month as the country faces a growing balance of payments crisis. The landlocked Latin American country’s 4.5% bonds due 2028 were recently quoted around 57 cents on…
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How Bolivia has escaped the inflation sweeping Latin America (and why it’s not as good news as it seems) – Cómo se ha librado Bolivia de la inflación que recorre América Latina (y por qué no es tan buena noticia como parece)
Guillermo D. Olmo, BBC: The world economy is shaken by the wave of global inflation. The war in Ukraine and the stimuli with which governments responded to the blow of the pandemic have pushed the increase in prices to levels not seen for decades. In Latin America, the impact of the rise is especially painful….
Después del despilfarro vienen las preocupaciones – MAS – After squandering comes worries
Agencias, Los Tiempos: International Reserves fall from US$ 5,276 million to US$ 4,791 million The Net International Reserves (RIN) fell from US$5,276 million to US$4,791 million according to the report of the Bolivian Institute of Foreign Trade (IBCE). “As of December 2021, the NIRs reached 4,791 million dollars, of which 2,455 million correspond to gold,…
Presupuesto es inviable por depender de la deuda – 2022 – Budget is unfeasible because it depends on debt
Brújula Digital, El Diario: Internal debt, increased by more than 12,000 million Bolivians, is the highest in the history of Bolivia, which added to the external debt of the General State Treasury, has already exceeded 50% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The Government affirms that 53% of the PGE will be destined for the…
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