An IMF study on Chile shows that during the COVID-19 capital flow crisis, government-backed credit guarantees and central bank liquidity jointly enabled firms to shift to cheaper domestic borrowing.

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Consumer prices in Chile increased 1,21% in January from the previous month, December's 0,78%, which meant that the twelve month inflation in the first month of the year reached 7,7% compared to 7 ...

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The World Bank’s guidance note outlines how to design and build environmentally sustainable, play-based early learning spaces ...

Left for dead, the "Trump put" made a dramatic comeback. When markets again approach the precipice, everyone - or at least ...

Nothing in recent history has so strikingly emphasized the need for international coöperation in the economic field as the ...

Panama City council voted in favor of becoming the first public institution of government to accept payments in ...

Field Guide and Hot Luck, two of Central Texas’ biggest celebrations of food and the people who bring it to our tables, take ...

The world reached 2.2TW of cumulative installed solar capacity in 2024, with China alone accounting for 1TW of total ...

The S&P 500 fell 3.5 percent by the closing bell, erasing part of Wednesday’s recovery, as fears grew that the worsening ...

Outstanding bank debt was $11.5 million ... This could include more frequent and intense droughts followed by intense rainfall. Central Chile has experienced drought conditions and significant ...