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Support members’ balances of payments, by providing loans or by guaranteeing third-party loans.
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Improve the investment conditions for the members’ international reserves.
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Contribute to the harmonization of the members’ exchange rate, monetary and financial policies.
Read blog | Geopolitical tensions have become an increasingly important source of economic and financial uncertainty. Events such as the Russia–Ukraine war, tensions between the United States and China, trade disputes, sanctions, and regional conflicts have intensified concerns about the resilience of financial systems, particularly in emerging economies, where banks play a central role in financial intermediation and remain heavily dependent on domestic funding conditions.
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Photo Gallery | On June 5, the XXI Annual Economic Studies Conference was held in Cartagena, Colombia, organized by the Latin American Reserve Fund (FLAR) with the co-sponsorship of CAF – Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean. The event brought together leading academics, economic authorities, and representatives of international organizations to exchange perspectives on the macroeconomic, fiscal, and financial challenges facing the region, fostering dialogue, cooperation, and knowledge-sharing to support Latin America’s development.
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The Latin American Reserve Fund, through its “Economic Database SIE”, provides the public with economic and financial figures for the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean, which makes it easier to prepare analyzes and economic studies.
Banco Central de Bolivia
Banco Central de Chile
Banco de la República
Banco Central de Costa Rica
Banco central del Ecuador
Banco Central del Paraguay
Banco Central de Reserva del Perú
Banco Central del Uruguay
Banco Central de Venezuela
