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Latin American Economy & Business - February 2016 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Brazil: Stabilising or not?
There have been mixed signals from Brazil’s troubled economy in the last month. Some indicators and some analysts say there are signs that the recession may be stabilising or even bottoming out. Others say the worst is far from over.
- Argentina – holdout settlement in sight
- Venezuela: Maduro devalues
- Venezuela: The price of putting the bondholders first
- Brazil: Stabilising or not?
- Mexico: Monetary and fiscal tightening
- Region: Policy moves from the other central banks
- Region: Calculating the cost of Zika
- Honduras: No longer the regional pariah
- Suriname: The IMF sends a mission to Paramaribo
- Brazil: Corporate debt warning light
- Region: Knocking the NOCs
- Region: Corporate Radar
- Peru: The real problems of the pensions system(s)