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In an interview with El Universal, the Economy and Finance Minister noted that the exchange rate must be set more to serve Venezuela's "economic strategies than to solve fiscal imbalances" and that therefore he wouldn't rule out a future devaluation of the bolivar.— MRZine.org
Analysts are predicting another large devaluation of the bolivar in the not-too-distant future.— Opinion Source: Delivering summaries of editorial and op-ed pieces from major papers by email.
The bolivar is pegged at 2,150 to the dollar; it was fixed at 1,600 in February 2003 when the government implemented foreign exchange controls.— Venezuela Analysis
But lower oil income could force the government to devalue the bolivar currency.— Reuters: Top News
Hey, it's a whole new ball game when the water is led to the horse. speaking of crystal beach & the bolivar penninsula, jeff masters has a pretty decent before / after picture on— Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
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