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Economy & Business - December 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
PARAGUAY: Inflation comes to hand
The Banco Central del Paraguay (BCP)’s policy of dealing with excess liquidity in the domestic financial system by issuing short-term bills (which pay the equivalent of 7.25% over a year) seems to be delivering results.
- 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