About Central Bank of Bolivia

The Central Bank of Bolivia manages the country’s monetary policy, financial system, and national currency (boliviano). Its primary goals include controlling inflation, ensuring financial stability, and supporting the economic growth of Bolivia. The Bank is responsible for regulating commercial banks, managing the country’s foreign reserves, and setting interest rates to stabilize the economy. It also promotes financial inclusion and strives to maintain a healthy banking sector to support Bolivia’s broader economic objectives.

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+5912249090

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Ayacucho 540, La Paz, Bolivia

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bcb.gob.bo

comunicacion@bcb.gob.bo

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