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Bolivia's $1.9B IMF Deal: Fiscal Adjustment, Flexible FX, Fuel Subsidy Phase-Out
El DeberLO·BO·1 day ago
Bolivia's Beni department is set to receive its first fuel tanker from Brazil, a 35,000-liter shipment, as part of a governorate initiative to increase imports and reduce costs. The price of imported fuel will be tied to international markets, marking a shift from domestic subsidies. This development signals a potential change in Bolivia's fuel supply dynamics, though the scale is small and the impact on national markets remains uncertain.