IMF Approves $1.9 Billion Loan Program for Bolivia
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IMF Approves Bolivia Loan Deal to Support Paz’s Economic Reforms
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’s IMF Board Vote Today: What the US$1.9 Billion Program Means for Expats and Savers
The IMF’s executive board is expected to vote on Bolivia’s US$1.9 billion program on Friday 2 October 2026, with a first disbursement reported around US$250 million. What it changes for residents, savers and expats.
The agreement provides for subsequent disbursements during the 36 months of the programme agreed with Bolivia, subject to the conclusion of the revisions of the programme by the IMF.
The agency’s board confirmed funding for $1.9 billion for Bolivia this Friday.
The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), meeting this Friday in Washington, D.C., approved a financing agreement for Bolivia for approximately $1.9 billion, within the framework of the Fund's Expanded Service (SAF), which enables an immediate disbursement of 214 million dollars to the country.
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