Cuba introduces 2000 and 5000 peso bills to combat rampant inflation
The Central Bank of Cuba releases new high-denomination banknotes (2,000 and 5,000 CUP) to facilitate cash transactions amid the ongoing economic crisis.
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The Central Bank of Cuba releases new high-denomination banknotes (2,000 and 5,000 CUP) to facilitate cash transactions amid the ongoing economic crisis.
The Central Bank of Cuba issues new high-denomination bills to address cash shortages and price escalation on the island.
Inflation in Cuba is relentless: basic products like rice and oil reach record prices at the end of March 2026.
Extreme fuel shortages in Cuba drive prices sky-high on the black market, where a liter of gasoline is now trading for 4,000 Cuban pesos.
Cuba's Council of Ministers rebrands its shock plan as inflation and energy deficits paralyze the island this March 2026.
Cuba's informal market records a new historic drop for the peso. The US Dollar reaches 510 CUP, worsening inflation and the cost of living on the island.
The Euro marks a new historic high of 570 CUP in the Cuban informal market. The Dollar remains at 505 CUP and the MLC rises to 410 CUP.
Cuba's informal dollar hit 505 CUP on Feb. 20. The Central Bank raised its rate to 463 — but the 42-peso gap exposes a deepening currency crisis.
The Cuban peso depreciated to 500 units per dollar, a new historic low amid economic pressure and US sanctions against the island.
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The US dollar hit a historic high of 500 Cuban pesos, just two months after the government implemented a floating exchange rate to control the informal market.