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Economy & Business - January 2012 (ISSN 1741-7430)
PERU: Humala goes off to Davos
Perhaps the most definitive evidence of which side of the economic divide President Ollanta Humala stands comes with the announcement that he will seek foreign investment at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Ministers from Brazil and Chile have long been Davos habitués while President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela dismisses the annual gathering as representative of a dying world.
- Latin America’s moment
- Waiting for the domestic economy
- Shooting for 4%
- ARGENTINA: Pressure on the model
- CHILE: Copper powers exports
- PARAGUAY: Inflation undershoots
- URUGUAY: Trade hits a new record
- BOLIVIA: Government tries direct borrowing
- COLOMBIA: Bit of a boom
- ECUADOR: Leaner and meaner public sector drives boom
- PERU: Humala goes off to Davos
- VENEZUELA: Recovering
- Macroeconomic data and forecasts
- COSTA RICA: Still scooping high-tech investment
- CUBA: Venezuela stays loyal
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Government switches to inflation targeting
- EL SALVADOR : Lagging
- GUATEMALA : Pérez Molina bets on FDI
- HONDURAS : Pressure mounts
- NICARAGUA: Central bank still bullish
- PANAMA: Bank assets grow
- AGRICULTURE: La Niña wreaks havoc
- COFFEE: Banking on Brazil
- ENERGY: Is Ecuador sticking to the spirit of Yasuní?
- BUSINESS: Anglo American comes under more pressure
- DEBT: Colombia to increase borrowing in 2012