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AFP de Chile entrarían al mercado repo para impulsar bonos

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 10 September 2026, 15:48 UTC By Carolina Gonzalez 1 min read
Read the story in English Chile permitirá por primera vez que los fondos de pensiones locales participen en pactos de recompra y retroventa inversa, una medida que busca mejorar su gestión de liquidez y reduciendo costos, al tiempo que impulsa los volúmenes de negociación en un segmento poco activo del mercado de deuda latinoamericano.
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