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Economy & Business - October 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
COSTA RICA: Pretty balanced
Even though the government has failed to get its tax reform through congress it is managing its finances pretty well. In the first nine months of 2011 the fiscal deficit came to 3.2% of GDP or US$926m.
- Even more of a haven?
- MEXICO: First half of budget approved
- BRAZIL: Showing its difference
- ARGENTINA: So what will happen now?
- CHILE: Still doing well
- URUGUAY: Inflation a problem
- PARAGUAY: Forecasting another bumper soya crop
- BOLIVIA: Repsol hits a major gas field
- COLOMBIA: Bold promises
- PERU: Confident
- VENEZUELA: Big questions unanswered
- ECUADOR: Booming
- COSTA RICA: Pretty balanced
- CUBA: More jam tomorrow
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Decent growth
- EL SALVADOR: Supreme court rules against McDonald’s
- GUATEMALA: Raising rates
- HONDURAS: Current account deficit falls
- NICARAGUA: Coffee exports up 37%
- PANAMA: Slowing down slightly
- BRAZIL’S CAR INDUSTRY: Booming
- DEBT: Venezuela goes to market, again
- COPPER: Bolivia’s new copper mine
- ENERGY: Peña Nieto drops a hint about Pemex
- AGRIBUSINESS: Ecuador's deforestation accelerates