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Economy & Business - April 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
CHILE: Central bank frets about inflation
Rising inflation is the biggest risk for the economy, the central
bank claims. The bank's president, José de Gregorio, is bothered about the rise
in international commodity prices, particularly oil.
- MEXICO: The best of the recovery over
- BRAZIL: A strong Real or a weak dollar?
- ARGENTINA: OK, for now
- CHILE: Central bank frets about inflation
- PARAGUAY: The problems of the boom
- URUGUAY: The boom creates jobs
- BOLIVIA: Morales tries to transform agriculture
- COLOMBIA: Bit of boom
- ECUADOR: Down playing Atpdea
- PERU: Problems ahead
- VENEZUELA: Going better?
- COSTA RICA: Fiscal deficit jumps in first quarter
- CUBA: Dancing on the spot
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: New eco tourism focus
- EL SALVADOR: Remittances still rising
- GUATEMALA: Business confidence picks up
- HONDURAS: Managing, just about
- NICARAGUA: Ortega reveals size of Venezuelan support
- PANAMA: State continues hiring
- BANANAS: Problems for Ecuador
- COFFEE: Record coffee prices fuel one locomotive
- OIL: Colombia's oil company becomes a player
- BUSINESS: Slim's record US$1bn fine may be a phantom
- The weak dollar problem