Partial Dollarization

Explore Cuba's shift toward partial dollarization amid fluctuating exchange rates, declining currency values in informal markets, and evolving economic policies.

Surprising Surge of MLC in Cuba's Unofficial Currency Market

Published on 1/12/2025

Official Media Criticizes Dollar Store in Havana: "The People Demand Answers"

Published on 1/10/2025

"Sugar-Coated Reality: Cubans Face Dollar Surge After Government's New Economic Measures"

Published on 1/9/2025

Candy Emerges as Cuba's Unofficial Currency Amid Economic Turmoil

Published on 1/7/2025

Dollar Surges Again in Cuba's Informal Market

Published on 1/6/2025

Currency Surge in Cuba: Rising Costs Amid MLC Decline

Published on 1/4/2025

Cubans Face New Restriction in State Stores: "No MLC Accepted, Only Dollars or Cards"

Published on 1/1/2025

Currency Exchange Rates in Cuba: A Steady Sunday After a Tumultuous Week

Published on 12/29/2024

Currency Values in Cuba's Informal Market Continue to Plummet

Published on 12/25/2024

Floating Exchange Rate in Cuba by 2025: Challenges and Potential Economic Impacts

Published on 12/25/2024

Currency Values Plummet in Cuba Amid Official Exchange Rate Announcement

Published on 12/24/2024

Currency Exchange Rates Plummet in Cuba's Black Market

Published on 12/23/2024

Dollar's Selling Price Continues to Drop in Cuba for the Second Straight Day

Published on 12/20/2024

Cuban Government Introduces Flexible Currency Exchange System

Published on 12/18/2024