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Economy & Business - March 2004
Slim lays into neo-liberalism
Exports were down
by 8.6% year-on-year, but were 13% higher than in January. Total production
was 9% down on February 2003 and 1% down on January 2004.
- The joys of a commodity boom
- What's happening in 2004?
- Slim lays into neo-liberalism
- BRAZIL: Sluggish growth raises the political stakes
- ARGENTINA: Rebounding and calling the IMF's bluff
- CHILE: Economy perks up
- PARAGUAY: IMF Problems
- URUGUAY: Business optimistic about growth
- VENEZUELA: Change of tone
- BOLIVIA: Radicals unpopular
- COLOMBIA: Bothered about the dollar
- ECUADOR: Pipeline problems
- PERU: IMF happy, locals complain
- COSTA RICA: Inflation worries
- CUBA: Sugar problems
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: The election run-up
- EL SALVADOR: Tony Saca wins
- GUATEMALA: Cheapest petrol in the region
- HONDURAS: Aiming for growth of 3.5% to 4%
- NICARAGUA: Oil price worries
- PANAMA: Hoping for a better 2004
- AGRICULTURE: Bumper exports forecast for Argentina
- COPPER: Chile considers 3% royalty
- MEAT: Mexico relaxes U.S. bans
- OIL: Pemex sets new record
- Commodity briefs
- VENEZUELA: A Seller's market