Rosanna Costa: Presentation of the Financial Stability Report First Half 2026
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Presentation by Ms Rosanna Costa, Governor of the Central Bank of Chile, of Central Bank of Chile's Financial Stability Report First Half 2026 before the Finance Commission of the Honorable Senate of the Republic, Santiago de Chile, 19 May 2026.
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