End of preview - This article contains approximately 301 words.
Subscribers: Log in now to read the full article
Not a Subscriber?
Choose from one of the following options
Back
Economy & Business - June 2021
ARGENTINA: Where’s the beef?
The Argentine government led by President Alberto Fernández announced a one-month ban on beef exports in mid-May, and cattle ranchers hit back with a nine-day strike during which they refused to send live animals to market for slaughter. A preliminary conclusion is that neither side has won.
- Colombia loses investment grade with S&P
- PERU: Pension reform rises up the political agenda
- ECUADOR: Lasso faces political tightrope away from state-led development
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
- CHILE: Uncertainty over constituent assembly
- BRAZIL: Central bank thinks digital currency
- BRAZIL: Bus company takes flight
- URUGUAY: IMF praises policies, but Covid flare-up poses challenges
- REGION: Brazil, Argentina, and Chile are leading the wind power race
- ARGENTINA: Where’s the beef?
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
- CENTRAL AMERICA: Regional leaders emphasise importance of energy transition
- GUATEMALA: Controversial free trade zone reform approved
- THE BAHAMAS: Economic recovery at the mercy of politics
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
- MEXICO: Concerns over cost and potential success of refinery purchase
- MEXICO: Markets react positively to new Banxico and SHCP appointees
- MEXICO: Downgrading of air safety rating will complicate airlines’ recovery
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS