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Economy May 18, 2020 | 8:33 am

Central Bank says it has US$1.9B+, but buyers can’t find them

Santo Domingo.- Despite the Central Bank’s assurances that financial institutions have wide availability in dollars that exceed US$1.9 billion, the sale of this currency remains fractional and limited only for customers who have savings accounts in that currency. The same goes for remittance agents, who are denying the delivery of that currency in shipments, alleging that they don’t have do... Read more

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