Bolivia's Ministry of Finance published a briefing on the country’s participation in “Bolivia Day” at CAF’s International Economic Forum for Latin America and the Caribbean in Panama, featuring President Rodrigo Paz Pereira and Economy and Public Finance Minister José Gabriel Espinoza Yáñez. The ministry highlighted the government’s international outreach and reported that Bolivia’s country risk had fallen below 600 basis points, a level not seen since before the 2023 currency crisis. The release said the minister set out recent economic decisions and cited results on macroeconomic stability, inflation control and confidence, arguing that preserving purchasing power is a priority given inflation risks. It also pointed to higher engagement at the event, with more than 100 attendees compared with around 10 in the previous edition, and noted that the room reached maximum capacity; the forum reportedly had more than 4,000 registrants and included a Bolivia stand showcasing national products.
Ministry of Finance (Bolivia) 2026-01-28
Bolivia's Ministry of Finance promotes Bolivia Day at CAF forum and reports country risk falling below 600 basis points
Bolivia's Ministry of Finance reported on its participation in "Bolivia Day" at CAF’s International Economic Forum, highlighting a reduction in the country's risk below 600 basis points and emphasizing macroeconomic stability and inflation control. The event saw increased engagement with over 100 attendees, compared to around 10 previously, and featured a Bolivia stand showcasing national products.