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Webinar FLAR - 30 de abril
Webinar | FLAR Talks
Latin America and Its Economy:
From Disappointment to Cautious Optimism
FLAR Blog marzo 31
U.S. Economic Outlook in 2025 Q1 and Latin America’s External Financing Conditions
Nuevo Libro Abril 2025
New Book | FLAR

América latina y su economía

Claudio M. Loser

FLAR Blog marzo 31
Trade and FDI in Latin America in the current landscape of geoeconomic fragmentation
Webinar FLAR - 04 Febrero 2025
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Strengthening the Global Financial Safety Net and Regional Financial Arrangements in the Current Global Context
Date: March 11, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. (Bogotá, GMT -5)
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Webinar FLAR - 30 de abril
Webinar | FLAR Talks
Latin America and Its Economy:
From Disappointment to Cautious Optimism
FLAR Blog marzo 31
U.S. Economic Outlook in 2025 Q1 and Latin America’s External Financing Conditions
Nuevo Libro Abril 2025
New Book | FLAR

América latina y su economía

Claudio M. Loser

FLAR Blog marzo 31
Trade and FDI in Latin America in the current landscape of geoeconomic fragmentation
Webinar FLAR - 04 Febrero 2025
PlayPlay
FLAR Talks
Strengthening the Global Financial Safety Net and Regional Financial Arrangements in the Current Global Context
Date: March 11, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. (Bogotá, GMT -5)
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Webinar FLAR - 30 de abril
Webinar | FLAR Talks
Latin America and Its Economy:
From Disappointment to Cautious Optimism
FLAR Blog marzo 31
U.S. Economic Outlook in 2025 Q1 and Latin America’s External Financing Conditions
Nuevo Libro Abril 2025
New Book | FLAR

América latina y su economía

Claudio M. Loser

FLAR Blog marzo 31
Trade and FDI in Latin America in the current landscape of geoeconomic fragmentation
Webinar FLAR - 04 Febrero 2025
PlayPlay
FLAR Talks
Strengthening the Global Financial Safety Net and Regional Financial Arrangements in the Current Global Context
Date: March 11, 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. (Bogotá, GMT -5)
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Our objectives

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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 | In the first quarter of 2025, economic conditions in the United States reflect a labor market showing mixed signals, alongside persistent inflationary pressures. This context may limit the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) room to cut its policy rate, suggesting a scenario of higher international interest rates for a prolonged period. For Latin America, this outlook poses an additional challenge by keeping the cost of external financing elevated, particularly for economies with high levels of exposure to external debt.

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Watch replayWe analyzed the behavior of the financial system in partially dollarized economies and their short-term performance outlook. We analyze the role of the global financial safety net and its implications for macroeconomic and financial stability in the current global economic and financial context. We have the participation of José Antonio Ocampo, Professor at Columbia University, as a speaker, and Fidel Jaramillo, Secretary General of FLAR, as the moderator.

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Photo Gallery | On March 26 and 27, we successfully held the 1st Cybersecurity Forum, a key space for exchanging knowledge and strategies to protect financial infrastructure.

During the event, we addressed crucial topics that will shape the future of digital security, such as post-quantum cryptography, artificial intelligence in cybersecurity, and emerging trends in cyberattacks.

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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.

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Central Banks Members

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