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Cuba says it’s likely to increase money supply

By ANDREA RODRIGUEZMICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN
Published October 1, 2014 9:30pm ET
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Cuba says it’s likely to increase money supply
HAVANA (AP) — The planned elimination of Cuba’s unusual dual-currency system will likely mean printing more of the single currency that remains, the country’s central bank chief said in a report published Wednesday. Elimination of the double currency was announced last year, although no date has been set for the monetary unification. Cubans have been […]

HAVANA (AP) — The planned elimination of Cuba’s unusual dual-currency system will likely mean printing more of the single currency that remains, the country’s central bank chief said in a report published Wednesday.

Elimination of the double currency was announced last year, although no date has been set for the monetary unification.

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