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Bolivia IMF Agreement ‘Indispensable’ as FX Crisis Deepens
Bolivia's Minister of the Presidency José Luis Lupo called an IMF agreement 'indispensable' as the country's foreign exchange crisis worsens. Bolivia is negotiating a US$3.3 billion package, likely an Extended Fund Facility, with foreign exchange reserves falling to US$2.3 billion by October 2025.
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