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Latin American Economy & Business - February 2017 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Region: IMF more cautious
In its latest outlook for Latin America & The Caribbean, the IMF has lowered its forecasts for regional growth in 2017-2018, citing “persistent weakness” in some of the largest economies, even as others continue to register moderate growth.
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- Mexico: Trump detonates North American car wars
- Region: IMF more cautious
- Argentina: Green shoots
- Brazil: Reforms on the radar
- Cuba: Fiscal acceleration ahead of 2018 transition
- Chile: Central Bank shifts to monetary easing
- Trinidad & Tobago: Slightly brighter prospects ahead for 2017
- Venezuela: Official shake-up as recession deepens
- Region: Tolerance for corruption is fast eroding in Latin America
- Peru: The cost of Odebrecht
- Panama: Another Odebrecht blow
- Venezuela: The cost of corruption – a big unknown
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