Bolivia Central Bank Intervenes in Foreign Exchange Market
Bolivia's central bank is intervening in the foreign exchange market through buying and selling dollars to stabilize the country's currency, which has depreciated significantly by 22% following the adoption of a flexible exchange rate system one month ago. This intervention aims to counteract the sharp currency weakness that has emerged since the policy shift.
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