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IMF Approves Bolivia Loan Deal to Support Paz’s Economic Reforms
Source: Bloomberg
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The IMF approved a $1.9 billion financing program for Bolivia, with $214 million available immediately. The package is intended to support President Rodrigo Paz's effort to stabilize the economy and reverse a sharp downturn, providing near-term external liquidity but underscoring Bolivia's significant economic stress.
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