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IMF Renews Chile’s Credit Line With a US$11.8 Billion Backstop

The Rio Times · 2d ago · 🇧🇷 Brazil

IMF Renews Chile’s Credit Line With a US$11.8 Billion Backstop

The IMF has approved a new two-year Flexible Credit Line for Chile worth about US$11.8 billion. Chile's IMF credit line is precautionary, carries no policy conditions and has never been drawn. The post IMF Renews Chile’s Credit Line With a US$11.8 Billion Backstop appeared first on The Rio Times .

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