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Latin American Economy & Business - November 2016 (ISSN 1741-7430)
What will Trumponomics mean for Latin America?
While the policies of the next government of the United States are not yet clear, a picture is beginning to emerge. President-elect Donald Trump will follow a more protectionist agenda, will introduce deep corporate tax cuts, and will spend heavily on infrastructure. This could boost US growth in the short term – a good thing for Latin America – but there is a lot more to worry about, with Mexico probably the main loser and other economies also facing serious threats.
- What will Trumponomics mean for Latin America?
- Regional currencies react to Trump
- Region: Looking West
- Argentina: The contrary economy
- El Salvador: Is the new fiscal deal enough?
- Jamaica: Continued progress on economic stabilisation
- Cuba: Nerves intensify over pro-embargo Trump advisors
- Cuba: The march of the self-employed
- Venezuela: Maduro’s new front – JP Morgan
- Brazil: Odebrecht on the cusp
- Mexico: Soft drink companies fight the diabetes wars
- Brazil: Oi still awaiting salvation
- Region: Xi Jinping reasserts China’s strategic interest in Latin America
- Region: Corporate Radar