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Economy & Business - February 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
URUGUAY: Picking up again
In the fourth quarter of 2010 the
economy picked up again after slowing in the third quarter. The strong tourism
figures for the first part of 2011 suggest that this will be a bumper year for
the economy.
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- 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
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