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Latin American Economy & Business - July 2017 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Region: Recovery, uncertainty, elections
As a whole, the economy of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is experiencing a moderate, some might say hesitant, recovery. Much will depend on the strength of global demand, interest rates, the commodity price cycle, and the fate of the US, Chinese and European economies. But there is a second domestic layer of events affecting LAC economies that also needs to be factored in: over the next 18 months there is a fairly heavy schedule of elections due across the continent, including general elections in the four largest regional economies (Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and Colombia).
- Understanding the bulls and the bears
- Region: Recovery, uncertainty, elections
- Argentina: Not in 100 years?
- Chile: Sovereign retains investor confidence despite larger fiscal deficit
- Peru: Zavala takes over the top economic job
- Cuba: Trump rolls back some of Obama’s Cuba changes
- Ecuador: Trimming Correa’s legacy
- Venezuela: Bills on steroids
- Brazil: Beef back in trouble
- Mexico: Good start to Round 2
- Venezuela: Paraguay calls on the US to ‘consider’ its Venezuelan oil purchases
- Region: Container port activity dips
- Region: Corporate Radar