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Economy & Business - February 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
EL SALVADOR: IMF happy
The IMF concluded that the economy was
recovering and that the fiscal deficit this year would fall. Growth,
however, is pretty slow at just 2.5% forecast for 2011.
- What the Arab revolutions mean for Latin America
- MEXICO: Good growth, but…
- BRAZIL: Going too fast?
- ARGENTINA: Lower inflation than Brazil, officially
- CHILE: Tightening
- PARAGUAY: Worrying about the budget deficit
- URUGUAY: Picking up again
- BOLIVIA: Inflation becomes a worry
- COLOMBIA: Not so good
- PERU: Booming
- VENEZUELA: Lies, damned lies
- COSTA RICA: Mixed messages from central bank
- CUBA: Government increases telecoms infrastructure despite Egyptian example
- NICARAGUA: PI falls
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: IMF frets about current account
- EL SALVADOR: IMF happy
- GUATEMALA: Electricity plan launched
- HONDURAS: Moderate inflation
- PANAMA: Government more cautious than the private sector
- ECUADOR: Pretty decent
- COPPER: Chile and copper prices
- AGRIBUSINESS - BANANAS: European Union ratifies banana deal
- AGRIBUSINESS - MEXICAN HARVEST: Problems ahead
- OIL: Brazil finds more oil
- BUSINESS: The regional vehicle market
- LITIGATION: Ecuador & Chevron - ICJ negates Sucumbíos ruling
- DEBT: Venezuela pays US$365m to Colombia