Inflación en Bolivia se acercó en enero al 20% interanual, entre las más altas de Sudamérica
Fortun explains why lower food inflation does not resolve persistent underlying price pressure in Bolivia.
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Fortun explains why lower food inflation does not resolve persistent underlying price pressure in Bolivia.
View detailsFortun explains how pandemic-era borrowing and the GDP decline affected Bolivia's external-debt ratios.
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View detailsFortun explains how past gold forward sales created future delivery and repurchase obligations for Bolivia's central bank.
View detailsFortun explains how accumulated savings surpluses make Germany, Japan and China major sources of international financing.
View detailsFortun places Bolivia's 2025 inflation surge in historical context and describes its persistence.
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