Latin America’s banking sector remains in good shape and robust credit growth should continue to support the region’s impressive recovery for a while yet. But while the outlook for Latin America’s banks remains good, several developments warrant careful monitoring – most notably the surge in lending by state-owned banks in Brazil.
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