Post by account_disabled on Feb 25, 2024 1:38:17 GMT -5
Set of dollars. freepik Referential image of a set of dollars. freepik TAGS: ECONOMY BANKING DELIVERY DOLLARS PRODUCERS Banking has $us 320 million dollars; Economy asks to 'optimize' delivery to producers In the midst of the lack of the US currency, the national bank has, as of February 7, 320 million dollars, stated the Minister of Economy and Public Finance Marcelo Montenegro, who asked to “optimize” its delivery to the productive sectors. The phenomenon of currency shortage and its increase in the local market.
Has persisted since last year. This, despite the Government indicating that it is a “transitory” situation and that it would be gradually reversed. "In relation to the lack of foreign currency, it should be noted that the national Bahrain Mobile Number List banking sector, at this time, as of February 7, has 320 million dollars and there are 200 million outside, in joint responsibility for investments," he reported. Montenegro considered that the bank must optimize the delivery of these resources to the productive sectors. In that sense, he indicated that .
Areport on this traceability was requested from the Association of Private Banks of Bolivia (ASOBAN). The lack of currency caused different productive sectors to express their concern since they are affected by the import of raw materials and the export of national products. , the Bolivian Institute of Foreign Trade (IBCE) suggested releasing the purchase and sale of dollars in the parallel market, as well as free export. He also suggested issuing bonds in dollars in order to capture the .
Has persisted since last year. This, despite the Government indicating that it is a “transitory” situation and that it would be gradually reversed. "In relation to the lack of foreign currency, it should be noted that the national Bahrain Mobile Number List banking sector, at this time, as of February 7, has 320 million dollars and there are 200 million outside, in joint responsibility for investments," he reported. Montenegro considered that the bank must optimize the delivery of these resources to the productive sectors. In that sense, he indicated that .
Areport on this traceability was requested from the Association of Private Banks of Bolivia (ASOBAN). The lack of currency caused different productive sectors to express their concern since they are affected by the import of raw materials and the export of national products. , the Bolivian Institute of Foreign Trade (IBCE) suggested releasing the purchase and sale of dollars in the parallel market, as well as free export. He also suggested issuing bonds in dollars in order to capture the .