Bolivia's floating dollar rate passed 11 bolivianos per US dollar as the government said it is days away from a $2.5–2.8 billion IMF financing agreement.
Bolivia Currency Markets
Key Facts
—Rate milestone. Bolivia’s floating dollar rate weakened past 11 bolivianos per US dollar, a new low since the peg ended.
—Peg abandoned. The government ended a 15-year fixed exchange rate in late June 2026 through Ministerial Resolution 245.
—IMF programme. Economy Minister Gabriel Espinoza said on 22 July that Bolivia is days away from a $2.5–2.8 billion agreement.
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