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Latin American Economy & Business - March 2018 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Mexico: Weaker fourth quarter
Although the Mexican economy has shown itself to be resilient, final data for the fourth quarter of 2017 was disappointing and most analysts think high levels of uncertainty will continue to weigh down on growth in this electoral year.
- When stable growth isn’t enough
- Trade Agreements I: Difficult Nafta outlook
- Trade Agreements II: Chile keeps the TPP in play
- Mexico: Weaker fourth quarter
- Argentina: Things to worry about
- Brazil: Pension reform won’t go away
- Region: After China, here comes ‘Latindia’
- Economic Highlights
- Region: Little progress on corruption
- Colombia: Focus on future policies
- Venezuela: Introducing the crypto-petro fantasy
- Chile: Weak growth, but building in confidence
- Cuba: Currency move: believe it when you see it
- Panama: Remaining solid
- Region: Global Business Forum: good news for Latam
- Region: Corporate Radar