Chile Gets $18.5 Billion IMF Credit Line to Weather Risks

Published on: Monday 29 August 2022

(Bloomberg) -- Chile received a $18.5 billion flexible credit line from the International Monetary Fund, boosting the central bank’s ability to defend the beleaguered peso amid an increase in global risks and political uncertainty.Most Read from BloombergDOJ Response Raises Doubts on Trump ‘Special Master’ RequestAdani Becomes World’s Third-Richest Person as Wealth SurgesFed’s QT to Hit ‘Full Stride’ With Central Bank Shrinking $9 Trillion PortfolioSingapore Unveils Long-Term Work Visas to End T

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Chile Gets $18.5 Billion IMF Credit Line to Weather Risks