Chile Refreshes IMF Line as Risks Persist - LatinFinance
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The agency’s Executive Board endorsed a two-year agreement on Wednesday, equivalent to 500 % of the country’s share, in support of external shocks in an uncertain global context.
The board of the International Monetary Fund approved a two-year flexible credit line for US$ 11.8 billion to Chile on Wednesday; reducing the amount
The Central Bank renewed the Flexible Credit Line with the IMF for the fourth time.
The Central Bank of Chile reported that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) renewed the Flexible Credit Line (LCF) with our country, replacing the previous one in August 2024 and leaving a new one for SDR 8.721.5 million – equivalent to US$11.8 billion. The post For US$11.8 billion: IMF approves new flexible credit line with Chile appeared first on BioBioChile.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced on Wednesday the approval of a two-year Flexible Credit Line (LCF) for Chile for $11.8 billion, as a precautionary measure and to gradually reduce access according to the evolution of external risks, the financial entity reported.This credit line [...] Entry The IMF approves $11.8 billion credit line for Chile was first published in Information Focus.
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