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Venezuela Squeezes Banks as Higher Spending Tests Bolivar

Venezuela’s central bank is moving to squeeze liquidity in the banking system in a bid to support the bolivar ahead of an expected boost in government spending.

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Venezuela Squeezes Banks as Higher Spending Tests Bolivar
Venezuela’s central bank is moving to squeeze liquidity in the banking system in a bid to support the bolivar ahead of an expected boost in government spending.
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