Bolivia Ends Its Dollar Peg. The Street Rate Was Already Three Times Higher.

Bolivia abandoned its 15-year dollar peg on June 27, setting an opening rate of 9.73 bolivianos per dollar. The parallel market had already reached 20. The gap between the government’s official rate and what the street was charging tells the story of a crisis a decade in the making.

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