India:
India Offers USD 100 Million At Rates Of 2% To 3%
09 September 2016
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The Indian government seeks to improve trade flows with Bolivia.
To this end, it has offered USD 100 million through Eximbank to
Bolivian entrepreneurs in order to boost trade and help develop
projects in the cities of the central area (La Paz, Cochabamba and
Santa Cruz).
The financing given in this context will be subject to 10-year
terms and rates of 2 and 3%.
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