Peru

IMF on Peru’s de-dollarisation experiment

Central Banking | 20 Jul 2010 |secure

IMF uses Peruvian experience in last decade to show benefits of de-dollarisation policies

Topics: Peru, IMF, Dollar, risk

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Central Bank of Peru - Annual Report (2009)

Central Banking | 16 Jun 2010 |secure

Topics: inflation, growth, Peru, supply, demand, trade

Philippines' Tetangco applauds microfinance steps

Central Banking | 26 May 2010 |secure

Topics: Central Bank of the Philippines, Philippines, Peru, Tetangco, Bolivia, microfinance

Rate round-up: Czech National Bank cuts on eurozone woe

Central Banking | 07 May 2010 |secure

Topics: interest rates, Norges Bank, Czech National Bank, Central Bank of Egypt, Peru, Reserve Bank of Australia, Bank Indonesia, Central Bank of Iceland, National Bank of Romania

Rate round-up

Central Banking | 12 Mar 2010 |secure

Topics: interest rates, inflation, Swiss National Bank, Peru, Bank of Korea, Reserve Bank of New Zealand

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Central Banking | 11 Dec 2009 |secure

Topics: National Bank of Denmark, Bank of England, Swiss National Bank, Peru, Bank of Korea, Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Central Bank of Brazil, Central Bank of Iceland, Bank of Canada

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Central Banking | 06 Nov 2009 |secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, ECB, interest rates, Bank of England, Central Bank of the Philippines, Czech National Bank, Peru, Reserve Bank of Australia, Bank Indonesia, Central Bank of Iceland, National Bank of Serbia, National Bank of Romania

Peru’s Velarde backs V-shaped recovery

Central Banking | 15 Sep 2009 |secure

Topics: crisis, Peru

Peru’s Velarde’s plays down BRIC currencies

Central Banking | 18 Aug 2009 |secure

Topics: Peru

Lat Am's progress highlighted by crisis: BIS

Central Banking | 08 Jun 2009 |secure

Topics: International, Argentina, Mexico, Bank for International Settlements, Peru, Americas

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