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Mr. Marcel, who was educated at the University of Cambridge, will succeed central bank President Rodrigo Vergara on Dec. 10, when Mr. Vergara’s term ends.
Chile's President-elect Gabriel Boric has named central bank chief Mario Marcel as finance minister in his incoming Cabinet, a pick which will go down well with investors and markets in the world ...
Chile’s incoming Finance Minister Mario Marcel pledged to reduce uncertainty and seek to control debt levels, as he gets ready to take the reins of the economy next month as part of the new ...
Chile’s Finance Minister Mario Marcel said the government is pressing ahead with its plan to halve the fiscal deficit next year, even as it faces spending pressure to fight crime and fund social ...
Mario Marcel Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg Risks to the current projections include a longer period of virus restrictions and a longer recovery for investment and consumption, he said.
Mario Marcel, Chile's finance minister, speaks during a Bloomberg Television interview at the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank Group in Washington, DC, US, on ...
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SANTIAGO, Oct 25 (Reuters) - The Chilean government declared economist Mario Marcel the next president of its central bank, effective in December when current president Rodrigo Vergara steps down.
(Bloomberg) -- Chile’s finance minister said the government’s broadened tax reform push was well received by one of the country’s most influential business organizations, as crucial talks ...
Governor ofthe Central Bank of Chile, Mario Marcel Cullell speaks about the country's growth prospects and how flexible foreign exchange can act as a shock absorber. Global Finance: Judging from the ...
Chile’s government plans to resume talks on key reforms with local political parties next week after Sunday’s election for Constitutional Council, Finance Minister Mario Marcel said. “Some ...
Marcel is attempting to increase the government’s take of copper earnings to fund increased social spending without undermining the nation’s competitiveness as an investment destination. At ...