Open Market Operations and Financing by the BCB

Access the country's financial pulse: key data to assess monetary policy and banking system liquidity.

This database provides a detailed and up-to-date record of open market operations (OMO) and financing mechanisms carried out by the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) from 2002 to 2023. It includes information on instruments such as repurchase agreements, restricted deposits, short-term financing, and net securities balances, segmented by currency (ME, MVDOL, MN, UFV) and type of entity (Financial System, General Treasury of the Nation, BCB).

Ideal for analysts, economists, investors, and financial entities requiring an understanding of the evolution of monetary policy, liquidity management, and behavior of the Bolivian financial system.

Key Benefits:

• Monetary policy analysis: Assesses the impact of OMOs on the economy and national financial stability.
• Strategic decision-making: Useful for financial consultants and banks analyzing liquidity levels and market conditions.
• Robust historical coverage: Daily and weekly data with over 20 years of consolidated information.
• Segmentation by instrument and type of operation: Facilitates specific and comparative analyses between types of financing.
• Accessible and viewable formats: Available in .xlsx, .csv, and .pbix for quick integration into dashboards and analytical models.

Download now and leverage this reliable source to optimize your financial decisions, model economic scenarios, or support impact research.