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Economy & Business - September 2021
ARGENTINA: Playing the long game with the IMF
Argentina’s economic future over the next two years, 2022 and 2023, is likely to be determined by the interplay of at least three factors: first the strength and duration of the current recovery; second, the results of the congressional mid-term elections due in November; and, third, the renegotiation of the country’s debt to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Different scenarios could play out.
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- VENEZUELA: Digital currency and reconversion unlikely to bring stability
- BOLIVIA: Looking to new avenues for growth
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
- ARGENTINA: Playing the long game with the IMF
- BRAZIL: Will Angra 3 deliver value for money?
- BRAZIL: ‘Political noise’ hits economy
- REGION: Argentina and Brazil in pipeline talks
- PARAGUAY: Top of the class for business?
- URUGUAY: Seeking out the knowledge economy
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- REGION: Increased efforts to help MSMEs deal with pandemic impacts
- REGION: Slow recovery predicted for tourism-dependent economies
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
- MEXICO: New state-owned gas distributor unlikely to solve high prices
- MEXICO: Military involvement expands in business activities unrelated to security
- MEXICO: Full recovery to pre-pandemic GDP levels will not be reached this year
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS