Peru’s central bank chief Julio Velarde, seen as a pillar of economic stability in the politically volatile Andean nation, has agreed to stay on for another term, likely extending one of the world’s longest tenures at the helm of a monetary authority.
Peru’s central bank chief Julio Velarde, seen as a pillar of economic stability in the politically volatile Andean nation, has agreed to stay on for another term, likely extending one of the world’s longest tenures at the helm of a monetary authority.
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