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Economy & Business - October 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Even more of a haven?
The long drawn out saga of the Euro-debt crisis, which even prompted China to abandon its mask of inscrutability and express impatience with European policymakers, again underlines the attractions of Latin America as a place to invest. Latin America’s greatest economic asset is not its raw materials but its democratic approach to economic policymaking.
- 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