Latin America Chart Pack Rates on hold, for now The pace of decline in Latin America’s economy has eased, as the global environment has stabilised and monetary and fiscal stimuli gain traction. As a result, interest rates in Brazil, Mexico... 29th July 2009 · 1 min read
Latin America Economic Outlook Nearing the bottom, but recovery set to disappoint (Q3 09) The good news is that Latin America’s economy appears close to bottoming out, with a sustained recovery now possible by the turn of the year. The bad news is that the pace of recovery is likely to... 22nd July 2009 · 1 min read
Latin America Economics Update Nearing the bottom Recent comments from policymakers suggest that, while growth concerns continue to dominate, interest rates are nearing their bottom. Accordingly, attention is starting to turn to when rates might be... 6th July 2009 · 1 min read
Latin America Chart Pack Recovery set to disappoint While Latin America is no longer in freefall, any evidence of ‘green shoots’ remains largely confined to Brazil and Chile and appear to owe much to a pick-up in commodity prices that is unlikely to be... 25th June 2009 · 1 min read
Latin America Economics Update Further cuts likely, but pace of easing set to slow While Latin America’s economy is no longer in freefall, growth concerns continue to dominate policymakers’ agenda. Accordingly, further cuts in interest rates look inevitable. We are sticking to our... 5th June 2009 · 1 min read
Latin America Chart Pack Latin America slides into recession Q1 GDP data released so far confirm that Latin America is sliding into recession. Chile, Peru and Mexico all posted sharp falls in output compared with the final quarter of last year. Admittedly... 28th May 2009 · 1 min read
Latin America Economics Update Rates set to fall further despite 'green shoots' Despite welcome signs that the Latin American economy is no longer in free-fall, growth concerns continue to dominate the agenda of policymakers. Accordingly, we expect further interest rate cuts to... 12th May 2009 · 1 min read
Latin America Economic Outlook Worst recession in 80 years (Q2 09) Latin America’s GDP looks set to contract by 4% this year due to the collapse of commodity prices in 2008, low risk appetite and the sharp fall in demand for Latin American exports. There have been... 7th May 2009 · 1 min read
Latin America Chart Pack Industrial production and exports continue to fall Latin America continues to slide into recession. Although the pace of decline of most economies in the region has eased, talk of recovery is premature. Indeed, exports and industrial production remain... 29th April 2009 · 1 min read
Latin America Economics Update Interest rates heading for record lows Emerging markets as a whole are likely to outperform the developed world by a wide margin over the next couple of years but Emerging Europe is still facing a twin speed recovery. While some economies... 2nd April 2009 · 1 min read
Latin America Chart Pack The economic boom comes to an end Latin America’s five-year economic boom has come to an abrupt end. Recent data reveal a marked slowdown in economic activity. The drop in demand for the region’s exports, in addition to the bursting... 13th March 2009 · 1 min read
