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Latin American Economy & Business - June 2018 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Mexico: Nafta renegotiation in difficulties again
The unilateral US decision on 31 May to impose steel and aluminium tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and the European Union (EU) appears to have delivered a major blow to attempts to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta). It is now almost certain that there will be no Nafta deal before the Mexican presidential elections on 1 July.
- Call to think big on trade
- Region: Currencies take a hit
- Venezuela: Economic crash after the elections?
- Brazil: Truckers’ strike erodes confidence
- Argentina: Making love or war with the IMF?
- Economic Highlights
- Mexico: Nafta renegotiation in difficulties again
- Colombia: Economic suggestions for the next president
- Region: Export growth strong but slowing
- Jamaica: More encouraging prospects
- Chile: Pinera unveils economic plans
- Mexico: Business calls time over violence
- Bolivia: Will Morales surf the lithium wave?
- Brazil: Vegetarians in the home of beef
- Region: Corporate Radar