End of preview - This article contains approximately 597 words.
Subscribers: Log in now to read the full article
Not a Subscriber?
Choose from one of the following options
Back
Economy & Business - May 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
ARGENTINA: Still on course
The latest economic statistics point to an economy that will get
through at least until the October 2011 presidential elections without major
mishap. Unemployment is falling, the tax position looks sustainable, at least in
the short term, and the private sector is confident, despite the government's
long-standing meddling with inflation data.
- Why Ecuador matters
- MEXICO: Is the economy starting to feel the effects of the violence?
- BRAZIL: Unemployment falls, fiscal surplus rises
- CHILE: Where's the feel good factor?
- PARAGUAY:Still humming along
- URUGUAY: Growth upgraded
- ARGENTINA: Still on course
- PERU: Decent growth continues
- BOLIVIA: Getting back on track
- ECUADOR: Imports rise
- COLOMBIA: Looking solid
- VENEZUELA: Growing again
- EL SALVADOR: Inflation becomes a problem
- PANAMA: Inflation an issue
- GUATEMALA: Growing, but how much?
- HONDURAS: Inflation looms
- NICARAGUA: Banks become a bit bolder
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: A challenge to the IMF
- COSTA RICA: President worries about fiscal deficit
- CUBA: Tax overhaul announced
- BEEF: Prospects open up for Paraguay
- GENETIC MODIFICATION: Peru flips again
- AGRIBUSIBESS: Another bumper crop in Brazil
- The lure of the Trans-isthmus
- PRIVATISATION/RENATIONALISATION: Panama renationalises
- DEBT: Bottom fishing starts