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Bolivia's Central Bank boasts growing reserves
The Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) announced this week that its net international reserves (NIR) have continued to grow, reaching US$2.807 billion by the end of June 2025. This represents an increase of US$830 million since December 2024, and a nearly US$200 million increase in the last two months alone.
The Net International Reserves (RIN) of the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) had an upturn of more than US$800 million in the first half of 2025, a situation that brought some relief to the economy of a country that suffers from the siege of exchange rate volatility and the jump of inflation.The issuing entity announced that the RINs closed on June 30 at a value of US$2,807 million, which means an improvement of US$830 million over the US$1,977 mil…
Gonzalo Chávez warns that the increase is based on the price of gold and not on financial flow; liquid reserves would not cover a month of imports. The Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) reported that, at the close of the first semester of 2025, the Net International Reserves (RIN) increased by 830 million dollars, reaching a total of $2,807 million. However, this upturn does not entirely excite economic analysts. Economist Gonzalo Chávez considered …
The president of the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB), Edwin Rojas, stressed yesterday that the Bolivian State complies with the payment of the foreign debt and assured that the Net International Reserves (RIN) “continue to grow”. Rojas emphasized that the State has fulfilled the payment of the foreign debt without difficulties in three actions of the government of Luis Arce and noted as “unobjective” the score of the qualifier Standard & Poor’s (S…
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