Venezuela Central Bank Governor resigns and VP will take up the post, according to Acting President Rodriguez

The resignation of Venezuela's Central Bank Governor and the immediate succession by the Vice President signals a potential shift in monetary policy or approach, particularly under the acting president's leadership.

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This change may affect investor sentiment and risk appetite, especially in fixed income markets, as it raises questions about continuity and policy direction in a typically volatile environment.

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