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Economy & Business - June 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
VENEZUELA: On the up, thanks to oil prices and despite power cuts
The economy is still recovering gingerly from its post-2008 severe recession. In 2010 the economy only started to grow, year-on-year, in the final quarter, but this year GDP growth should be more robust
- 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