Latin American Economy & Business
Economy & Business - January 2022
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- Nicaragua joins growing list of nations ditching Taiwan for China
ANDEAN COUNTRIES
- BOLIVIA: Looking to become a major player in green energy
- ECUADOR: Fiscal outlook improves with passage of tax reform
- PERU: Playing it safe with the 2022 budget
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
BRAZIL & SOUTHERN CONE
- CHILE: Boric’s economic challenge
- BRAZIL: Mixed picture for 2022
- BRAZIL: Nubank takes off
- ARGENTINA: The clock is ticking
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
CENTRAL AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
- REGION: Coffee industry issues fuelling migration
- SURINAME: Time of the essence as Suriname gains support from IMF and IDB
- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
MEXICO & USMCA
- MEXICO: New Banxico governor takes office
- MEXICO: New report suggests recovery of tourism sector
- MEXICO: Gov’t threatens action over proposed US electric vehicle subsidy
- MEXICO: New data shows pandemic impact on informal economy
- MEXICO: Gov’t efforts to rescue Pemex unlikely to be effective
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
Nicaragua has become the latest Central American nation to end relations with Taiwan in favour of recognising China, and, if previous moves by neighbouring countries are anything to go by, it can expect a wave of investment from Beijing in return.