In our 2018 Latin America Capital Markets Roundtable, some of Latin America’s most impressive issuers discussed their strategies for the year.
Category: Economy & Policy
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Finance Ministry Scorecard 2018
In LatinFinance’s annual survey of finance ministries in Latin America and the Caribbean, Mexico edges out other countries by keeping a lid on inflation and strengthening the local currency.
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Chile looks to lift investments
Rising copper prices and the arrival of a new pro-business administration are lifting hopes of a sharp recovery in investment in Chile. By Tom Azzopardi
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Mexican advisors discuss economic policy before elections
As Mexico’s presidential race heats up, economic advisors for the three leading candidates discuss their campaign’s economic visions during LatinFinance’s 13th Cumbre Financiera Mexicana in Mexico City.
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Argentina courts infra investors
Argentina wants to attract international investors with a massive PPP program. Developers and banks say they are interested, but the jury is still out whether the country is back on good terms.
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Caribbean economies get their books in order
With commodity prices stabilizing and tourism numbers expected to increase, prospects for growth in the Caribbean are rising, but concerns about the fiscal side linger on.
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LatAm easing policy nears turning point
Region’s central banks move toward tightening policies, economics consultancy says
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Moody’s downgrades Suriname
Rating agency cuts South American nation to B2 from B1 due to eroding fiscal metrics
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AMLO advisor firms support for reforms
Abel Hibert assures there will be “no drastic changes” to Mexico’s energy regulation, echoes support for airport project
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Investors brace for election, NAFTA renegotiation
The buyside monitors how the Mexican presidential vote and discussions over the trade agreement will interact in the coming months