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Economy & Business - August 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
COLOMBIA: Going steady
On 19 August the central bank held interest rates unchanged for the first time in seven months. The bank's decision marks a shift in its monetary policy this year. Previously, the bank had been concerned about booming credit and a surge in household consumption.
- Counter-cyclical policies
- MEXICO: Slowing down
- BRAZIL: Different times, different policies
- ARGENTINA: Cristina looks set for re-election
- CHILE: Inflation to fall but growth to hold up
- PARAGUAY: More than OK
- URUGUAY: Still booming
- BOLIVIA: Ins and outs in the cement market
- COLOMBIA: Going steady
- ECUADOR: A bullish budget
- PERU: A good start
- VENEZUELA: Shedding some light on the Fonden
- COSTA RICA: Lowering rates
- CUBA: Government claims tourism picking up
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Election temperature rises
- EL SALVADOR: Stumbling
- GUATEMALA: Tax collection up, but budget slashed
- HONDURAS: Problems ahead
- NICARAGUA: Coffee exports up
- PANAMA: Decent first half
- OIL: Mexico allows private sector back into oil production
- MINING: Mining companies agree new royalty system
- AGRIBUSINESS: Mozambique courts Brazilians
- VEHICLES: The contrast between Brazil and Mexico
- DEBT: Argentina imposes order on credit rating agencies