The Central Bank of Venezuela reaffirmed its macroeconomic stabilization strategy at the 121st meeting of governors of central banks belonging to the Center for Latin American Monetary Studies, focusing on technical modernization and strengthening the bolívar. President Luis Pérez joined discussions on how developing economies can absorb energy, geopolitical and climate shocks without losing their inflation and growth anchors. The participation builds on the central bank’s return to the regional organization in May 2026 and its renewed engagement in multilateral financial forums. It plans to use international practices and technical exchanges to improve macroeconomic forecasting, support the domestic financial system and pursue longer-term monetary stability.
Central Bank of Venezuela reaffirms macroeconomic stabilization strategy and focus on strengthening the bolívar
The Central Bank of Venezuela reaffirmed its macroeconomic stabilization strategy at a regional central bank governors meeting, emphasizing technical modernization and a stronger bolívar. Its participation builds on its return to the Center for Latin American Monetary Studies and is intended to improve macroeconomic forecasting and monetary stability.