Money Exchange
Exchange rates are announced at banks and several locations in La Paz centro. This money exchange locations are called Casa de Cambio (Money Exchange House). These money exchangers are often open long hours and provide quick service. Although we recommend to compare the exchange rates often with the one you can get from our Infotheque xe.com Universal Currency Converter
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Financial Times
- France and UK seek hedge fund dealGordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy are to try to hammer out a compromise deal over European Union reforms that the US and UK believe could damage the hedge fund and private equity industries
- Markets mixed on China monetary jittersGlobal Markets Overview: China reawakens fears over monetary tightening, US data boost stocks
- Dodd to revise regulatory reform billChris Dodd, the Senate banking committee chairman, said that he would introduce a financial regulatory reform bill next week in a substantial move forward for one of President Barack Obama’s legislati …
- India’s ONGC and Russia in energy pact talksIndia’s Oil and Natural Gas Corp is in talks with Gazprom and Rosneft over taking equity stakes in oil and gas projects to help cement an energy partnership
- Google faces potential AdMob antitrust testGoogle’s $750m acquisition of mobile advertising company AdMob faces a potential challenge by regulators concerned about the search company’s expanding reach
- US takeover defences come tumbling downPressure from US corporate governance activists is forcing companies to dismantle poison pill measures designed to protect them from unwanted takeover attention
- Data theft hits 24,000 HSBC clientsAn ex-employee of HSBC stole the details of 24,000 clients from a branch in Switzerland, in a hugely embarrassing theft of data for which the bank apologised unreservedly
- Push for clearing houses fails to move oil tradersAppetite for risk points to oil traders’ renewed faith in the strength of their trading counterparties
- Violence mars protest by Greek unionsRiot police fired teargas at stone-throwing demonstrators in central Athens as a peaceful march by workers staging a 24-hour strike ended in disarray
- BP strikes $7bn Brazil oil dealThe energy group is set to make its first move into the deep waters off the South American country with a $7bn deal to buy oil and gas assets put up for sale by Devon Energy of the US
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WALL STREET JOURNAL
- Mixed News on U.S. Jobs, TradeOnly slightly fewer U.S. workers filed first-time claims for jobless benefits last week, a sign that the job market's revival remains tenuous, while a separate report showed the U.S. trade gap na …
- Fed Gets Credit for RescueEconomists say stimulus helped but cite U.S. central bank's key role in jump-starting growth.
- Americans Shed Debt, See Rise in Net WorthU.S. households got richer for a third straight quarter at the end of 2009, a favorable trend for an economic recovery that could use some more fuel.
- China Data Show Moderating StimulusThe rapid growth in China's bank lending and investment spending slowed in February, official data show, a sign that the government's gradual withdrawal of stimulus policies is starting to h …
- Credit Market Springs to LifeCompanies around the globe are aggressively borrowing in the debt markets once again — a sign of renewed confidence in the world economy.
- Foreclosure-Filings Pace SlowsU.S. foreclosure filings rose 6% in February from a year earlier, the smallest increase in four years.
- U.K.'s Home Retail Boosts OutlookThe parent of retail chains Argos and Homebase raised its profit guidance for this year, despite declining like-for-like fourth-quarter sales.
- Gloom at Small Firms Clouds OutlookSmall firms are lagging far behind big companies in the early stages of the economic recovery, a dichotomy that is likely to slow the upturn.
- Senate Passes $150 Billion Jobs BillThe U.S. Senate voted 62-36 Wednesday to approve a roughly $150 billion bill that extends a series of tax credits targeted at businesses and individuals.
- U.K. Inflation Expectations Edge HigherU.K. public inflation expectations for the year ahead rose in February, while public satisfaction with the way the BOE is doing its job rose to its highest level since May 2007.
- U.S. Monthly Budget Deficit BalloonsThe U.S. government ran its largest ever monthly budget deficit in February as the country's fiscal year-to-date deficit ballooned more than 10% to a record of $651.60 billion.
- China's Housing Sales SlowChina's red-hot housing market shows signs of cooling, according to government data, news that is likely to encourage Chinese leaders who face mounting political pressure from urban residents una …
