End of preview - This article contains approximately 1434 words.
Subscribers: Log in now to read the full article
Not a Subscriber?
Choose from one of the following options
Back
Latin American Economy & Business - November 2015 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Brazil: Unhappy times for Joaquim Levy
The man with one of the most difficult jobs in Latin America – Brazilian finance minister Joaquim Levy – continues to be something of a political orphan. Since taking the job in January rumours of his imminent resignation or dismissal seem to have been almost constant. On 11 November former central bank president Henrique Meirelles denied that he had been “formally invited” to replace Levy, but he would not answer questions about whether there had been informal discussions on the matter. Here, we look at the economic policy debate.
- One to watch: the dollar on 10 December
- Brazil: Unhappy times for Joaquim Levy
- Guatemala: What’s Jimmy going to do?
- Belize: Fragile Growth
- Region: Interest rates: the only way is up?
- Mexico: Yucatán bees sting Monsanto?
- Mexico: The OECD reviews the pension system
- Region: Corporate Radar
- Honduras: Banco Continental and the Rosenthals’ empire: orderly liquidation, so far…
- Honduras: Meeting – and beating – expectations
- Region: A snapshot of the (very varied) levels of financial development in Latin America and the Caribbean
- Peru: Avoiding the stock exchange downgrade