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Economy & Business - December 2009 (ISSN 1741-7430)
COSTA RICA: Inflation still falling
The fall in the consumer price index in November suggests that
policymakers may start to loosen monetary policy sooner rather than later. The
accumulated inflation rate for the past 12 months is only 2.57%. This is the
lowest rate for 37 years.
- Looking beyond the big two
- Over the worst?
- Calderón replaces Ortiz with Carstens
- Third quarter blip
- ARGENTINA: Inflation undershoots again
- CHILE: Central bank frets about lack of inflation
- PARAGUAY: Dollar continues to weaken against Guaraní
- URUGUAY: Economy grows 2.5% in third quarter.
- COLOMBIA: Out of recession?
- BOLIVIA: Decent growth, though not 6%
- ECUADOR: Trade deficit falls
- PERU: A smaller-than-expected recovery in October
- VENEZUELA: Budget approved
- COSTA RICA: Inflation still falling
- CUBA: A horror story
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Need for stimulus remains
- EL SALVADOR: Funes pushes for fiscal reform
- GUATEMALA: Businessmen oppose tax reform
- HONDURAS: Economic crisis follows political turmoil
- NICARAGUA: Congress approves 2010 budget
- PANAMA: Looking for 5% growth
- EU signs banana deal with Latin America
- VENEZUELA'S BANKS: What's going on?
- Argentina promises