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Latin American Economy & Business - August 2016 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Haiti: The economy stagnates
At a time that Haiti’s political situation remains very complex, the economy is slowing. Activity should be boosted slightly by the central bank’s easing of monetary policy in June. Nevertheless, there are no signs that the country’s structural problems will be resolved anytime soon.
- Investment needed for recovery
- Brazil: Olympics, impeachment, elections
- Colombia: Worries over a fiscal crunch
- Eastern Caribbean: Stuck in the slow lane
- Venezuela: Microeconomics: How to survive the crisis
- Haiti: The economy stagnates
- Region: Renewables go mainstream?
- Mexico: Is business falling out with Peña Nieto?
- Chile: Questions of adequacy
- Venezuela: Kicking the debt bill down the road
- Region: Corporate Radar
- Peru: The market darling