RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved a two-year agreement with Peru, under the framework of the flexible credit line for up to US$5.4 billion, to strengthen the resistance of the Peruvian economy in the face of global uncertainty, reported this Saturday the Central Reserve Bank.
The new agreement is for almost half the amount provided for in the one signed with the IMF in 2020, which Peru did not use, given that "the risks associated with the (covid-19) pandemic have been reduced" and the external position has been strengthened with the increase . . .
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