Our Latin America Economics Chart Pack has been updated with the latest data and our analysis of recent developments.
Most Latin American economies appear to have headed into Q3 with little momentum and regional growth is likely to remain sub-2% this year and next. With inflation set to remain above target for a while yet, easing cycles in many countries will be stop-start and monetary policy will be kept restrictive. Slow growth, high borrowing costs and insufficiently tight fiscal policy mean that public finance risks are likely to remain in the spotlight.
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