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Economy & Business - December 2007 (ISSN 1741-7430)
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: IMF failure
The government has missed at least five of the economic targets set by the
IMF in its standby agreement with expires at the end of January 2008.
- The end of cheap food
- MEXICO: Waiting on the US
- BRAZIL: Booming
- BRAZIL: Senate blocks tax extension
- ARGENTINA: Near 9% growth again
- CHILE: Chile raises interest rates
- PARAGUAY: 6% growth
- URUGUAY: 6.2% growth in third quarter
- BOLIVIA: Inflation up and likely to rise again
- COLOMBIA: The threat from Venezuela
- ECUADOR: The economic angles in the constituent assembly
- PERU: Government boosts education spending
- VENEZUELA: What does Chávez's referendum defeat mean for the economy?
- COSTA RICA: Industrialists happy
- CUBA: Raúl continues to go his own way
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: IMF failure
- EL SALVADOR: Trade deficit rises
- GUATEMALA: Vat evasion falls
- HONDURAS: IMF deal in February
- NICARAGUA: Exports beat target
- PANAMA: Economy grew 9.2% in 2007
- OIL: Ecuador blows hot and cold
- REGION: The Banco del Sur
- REMITTANCES: Ecuador sees remittances rise
- DEBT: Companies likely to scale back borrowings
- REGION: Going down