Bolivia IMF deal: US$1.9bn program could unlock US$5bn more. What it means for the boliviano, fuel prices and investors.
Bolivia · Economy
Key Facts
Deal size — The IMF’s Extended Fund Facility is US$1.9bn over 36 months, announced 29 July 2026.
Extra cash — Up to US$5bn more could come from other multilateral lenders, but nothing is locked yet.
Bolsín gone — The old fixed exchange-rate mechanism ends, replaced by a more flexible regime.
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