Incoming Bolivia Govt Seeks $1.4b in Loans, Then March IMF Deal

Bolivia’s president-elect Rodrigo Paz aims to secure $1.4 billion in financing from multilateral lenders between the start of his administration and March 2026, when he hopes to read a deal with the IMF, economic adviser José Luis Lupo said in a phone interview with Bloomberg.

• NOTE: Paz will take office on Nov. 8
• The funds will be mainly used to guarantee fuel supply and stabilize dollar liquidity
• New govt to seek financing from CAF, FLAR, FONPLATA, the Inter-American Development Bank, and the World Bank
• NOTE: CAF Unveils $3.1B Program for Bolivia 2025-2030
• Lupo said the IMF agreement will align with ...