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Economy & Business - June 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
EL SALVADOR: Still a bit sticky
The economy is behaving like an industrialised economy, recovering gingerly from its slowdown in the past couple of years. This year, to March 2011, output was up by 2.8%. Technically the economy is now out of recession after growing for two quarters consecutively.
- Brazilian capitalism morphs again
- A haven but fundamental problems loom
- Economic problems loom
- Still strong
- PARAGUAY: Slowing down a bit
- URUGUAY: The problems of the strong peso
- ARGENTINA: Looking good
- CHILE: IMF ups forecast
- ECUADOR: Picking up
- BOLIVIA: Jindal promises
- COLOMBIA: Central bank raises rates again
- PERU: Still bullish
- VENEZUELA: On the up, thanks to oil prices and despite power cuts
- CUBA: Cuba moves on competition and rule of law
- HONDURAS: President Lobo wrestles with intractables
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Fernández pushes controversial IMF tax reform
- GUATEMALA: A bit better
- EL SALVADOR: Still a bit sticky
- NICARAGUA: Benefiting from the commodity price boom
- PANAMA:Pretty strong
- COSTA RICA: Booming
- OIL: Pdvsa does new deals with Petrocaribe
- MINING: Investment in Peru jumps
- BUSINESS & THE ENVIRONMENT: HidroAysén delayed
- ARGENTINA
- VENEZUELA: Debt 'til we die
- BRAZIL
- MEXICO