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Economy & Business - December 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
COLOMBIA: Central bank faces both ways
The minutes from the November meeting of the central bank were released in early December and showed that the decision to raise interest rates by 0.25 of a percentage point to 4.75% was taken by a narrow majority of the members.
- A better 2012 in prospect
- Set fair
- Poverty problems
- What the slowdown means
- ARGENTINA: Dollar problems
- CHILE: Lowering expectations
- PARAGUAY: Inflation comes to hand
- URUGUAY: IMF applauds but warns about inflation
- BOLIVIA: The model still works
- COLOMBIA: Central bank faces both ways
- ECUADOR: Deficit down, but only thanks to oil
- PERU: An export boom
- VENEZUELA: A strange economy
- COSTA RICA: Another whopping deficit
- CUBA: Advertising and used car sales
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: PRD tries to attack on economy
- EL SALVADOR: Tax reforms loom
- GUATEMALA: Exports boom
- HONDURAS: Back in with Venezuela
- NICARAGUA: A new record
- PANAMA: Still booming
- OIL IN SOUTH AMERICA: Ecuador’s Yasuní to go ahead
- MINING: Ecuador opens up to Kinross
- AGRICULTURE: Ecuador sets 2012 banana prices
- DEBT: Bond issuance falls to lowest level since 1998