In this issue, Bolivia mulls using the Chinese yuan in international settlements, inflation reaches 108.8% in Argentina, and Steve Hanke states he can eliminate Venezuelan inflation in 30 days.
In this issue, Bolivia mulls using the Chinese yuan in international trade settlements, inflation reaches 108.8% in Argentina, and Steve Hanke states he can eliminate Venezuela’s inflation in 30 days.The government of Bolivia has announced it is considering the usage of the Chinese yuan as a replacement for the US dollar for international trade settlements.
Bolivia recently passed a law to sell half of its gold reserves for dollars to give a solution to its dollar liquidity issues.The National Statistics Institute of Argentina has delivered the price data corresponding to April,
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