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Economy & Business - July-August 2012 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Green shoots
New indicators suggest that the Brazilian economy is beginning to respond to the official fiscal and monetary stimuli put in place by the government and the central bank to drag the economy out of its funk.
- Graziano calls for coordinated action to head off global food price crisis
- Better than Brazil
- Green shoots
- Investors keep their distance
- Economic performance continues to surprise
- Morales hails start of lithium industrialisation
- Troubled coffee growers want cash injection from mining
- Central bank looks to strengthen dollarised system
- Central bank holds rates
- Timely pre-election bonus for Chávez
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Gold mine re-starts operations
- EL SALVADOR: Boosting trade with Cuba
- GUATEMALA: Remittances continue to rise
- NICARAGUA: Talking about tax
- PANAMA: Toll increases approved
- Peru’s cement industry looks to consolidate amidst boom
- Enersis deal comes under suspicion
- Mexico shows up Brazil