Cross-border funding and private external loans
- Local and multilateral financing
- Where the credit comes from
- Audited
In the institutional foreign-exchange market, purchases of foreign currency for private capital loans totalled US$17,687.4 million from 1 January to 6 August 2026 (+12.4% year on year) and US$18,121.1 million as of 13 August 2026 (+12.6%); sales for amortization payments came to US$23,253.1 million as of 6 August. The dossier reads this as a private sector rolling over very large volumes of short-term external debt, which is useful for sizing the cross-border funding available. Source: Banguat, Short-Term Economic Indicators, Table 5.
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Figures
- Foreign-currency purchases for private capital loans
- US$17,687.4 million (+12.4% year-on-year)
- Foreign-currency purchases for private capital loans
- US$18,121.1 million (+12.6%)
- Foreign-currency sales (amortizations) on private loans
- US$23,253.1 million
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