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Economy & Business - December 2010 (ISSN 1741-7430)
CHILE: A bit slower
Against the general local consensus we do not expect the central bank
to raise its benchmark interest rate for a seventh straight month on 16
December. We believe that the surprising slowdown in the economy in October and
the continuing undershoot in inflation will prompt policymakers to pause, and
keep rates at 3%.
- What does the Euro crisis mean for Latin America?
- Best of the West
- MEXICO: Getting worse
- BRAZIL: What an inheritance
- ARGENTINA: Inflation the issue
- CHILE: A bit slower
- PARAGUAY: Fiscal deficit worries
- URUGUAY: The problems of a strong peso
- BOLIVIA: OK but problems loom
- COLOMBIA: Santos hails peso depreciation
- ECUADOR: Government bullish on growth
- VENEZUELA: GDP growth of 2% in 2011
- PERU: Still surging
- COSTA RICA: What the bank credit numbers mean
- CUBA: Raúl calls for more debate
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Central bank forecasts 6% inflation for 2010
- EL SALVADOR: Economy rises up Funes's agenda
- GUATEMALA: Congress approves budget
- HONDURAS: IMF approves Lobo's plans
- NICARAGUA: 3% growth in 2010
- PANAMA: Bullish
- METALS: Paraguay's aluminium industry
- ENERGY SHALE GAS: A big project for Argentina
- AGRIBUSINESS: Brazil's record year
- Spanish companies confident about Latin America
- Why Uruguay's credit rating is rising