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IMF Approves Bolivia Loan Deal to Support Paz’s Economic Reforms

Bloomberg Markets Saturday 03 October 2026, 00:55 UTC By Sergio Mendoza 1 min read
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The International Monetary Fund approved a $1.9 billion financing program for Bolivia, including an immediate $214 million disbursement, in a package designed to help President Rodrigo Paz reverse a sharp economic slump.

The International Monetary Fund approved a $1.9 billion financing program for Bolivia, including an immediate $214 million disbursement, in a package designed to help President Rodrigo Paz reverse a sharp economic slump.
Bolivia (LOCATION) Rodrigo Paz (PERSON)
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