⛽🇧🇴 YPFB necesita unos US$ 90 millones semanales para importar gasolina y diésel, mientras el volumen de combustibles importados por Bolivia cayó 31% en el primer semestre.
🔎 Más detalles aquí: https://t.co/AQ0KGkd6aO
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Conexiones Trasandinas is building a mining platform in Bolivia with ESG integrated from the outset.
Full briefing now available at Conexiones Trasandinas:
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We are pursuing a broader mineralized system where structural controls, host rocks and alteration patterns converge into a coherent geological picture. Its full scale remains to be defined but the direction is clear. Beyond the vein lies the system.
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We will be present at the Investment Forum in Geneva on June 11, 2026.
Looking forward to a strong day of conversations with international investors.
Bolivia has a place in the global investment conversation, and we are working to help bring that potential.
Bolivia holds the core of the world’s premier metals trend, yet yields <10% of regional output. This structural gap is driving a strategic repricing of sovereign risk as the jurisdiction opens to global capital.
More in our lates article: https://t.co/HHvUPadS99
Bolivia is back on the radar of global mining investors. With world-class gold and silver potential, the broader story is now worth closer attention.
More in our latest article.
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Conexiones Trasandinas will be attending the Swiss Mining Institute in Zurich on 19 March 2026, one of Europe’s key meeting points for mining companies, investors and industry decision-makers. We look forward to exploring business opportunities across the global resources sector.
Conexiones Trasandinas introduces Titan Andes Gold, the first asset in our portfolio
A 47.5 km² gold project, backed by Bolivia’s top professionals and a growing network of investors in Switzerland, USA, UAE, and Canada.
This is only the beginning. More to come…
#Bolivia
Developing a New Bolivian Mining Project 🇧🇴
At Conexiones Trasandinas, we’re advancing early-stage work across our Bolivian projects strengthening geological understanding, defining targets, and building a solid technical foundation.
More updates soon.
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🚨 Gold breaks above $5,500/oz
Gold surged past $5,500 per ounce, extending a nine-day rally driven by a weaker US dollar, investor rotation away from bonds and currencies, and rising bets on devaluation. Silver also hit record highs above $120/oz.
Gold hits a new all-time high at $5,260/oz, driven by geopolitical uncertainty and a weaker US dollar. What started as a hedge is now a broader strategic shift in global capital allocation, with gold reaffirming its role as a core safe-haven asset.
Guess who’s considering withdrawing their gold reserves from the USA?
Germany.
Trump’s TARIFFS and THREATS are giving allies second thoughts about Uncle Sam’s trustworthiness.
Gold is up over $100, trading above $5,085. Silver is up over $5, trading above $108.25, both at new record highs. Most people are clueless about what this means and are in for quite a shock. Those of us who understand have been expecting the economic crisis that’s about to hit.
@ClauSorucopress Necesitamos que ingresen aerolíneas Ultra Low Cost, con aviones nuevos, bajo consumo de combustible "eficientes". Sky y Jetsmart ofrecen un servicio competitivo en Chile y Perú, competencia sana, pero la @BoliviaDgac aún no está preparada para este modelo.
Decoupling from dollar: India sells US Treasuries & buys gold, holdings drop to 5-year low
In a big shift for one of the top five largest economies, India’s holdings of US Treasuries have seen a drop, sliding to the lowest level in five years.
The reason for the fall is both need based and strategic: rupee has been depreciating, making it one of the worst performing Asian countries last year.
In a big shift for one of the top five largest economies, India’s holdings of US Treasuries have seen a drop, sliding to the lowest level in five years. The reason for the fall is both need based and strategic: rupee has been depreciating, making it one of the worst performing Asian countries last year.
The 2nd reason is to strategically change the composition of foreign exchange reserves, reducing dependence on US assets.
In fact, most economies around the world are reducing reliance on the world’s largest bond market. US government data released last week shows that India’s holdings of long-term American debt have fallen to about $174 billion.
This marks a drastic 26% drop from the peak which was recorded in 2023. According to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) @RBI , Treasuries now make up roughly one-third of the country’s forex reserves, down from around 40% a year ago.
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