Macroeconomics

Colombia’s central bank is largely expected...

Moody's has lowered the outlook on...

Measures announced by Brazil’s Central Bank...

Chile's central bank has held its...

Mexico’s central bank has again held...

Peru’s central bank kept its reference...

Latin America’s central banks are grappling with slowing growth, falling commodity prices and turning credit cycles – as well as dogged price pressures

There are growing signs that all is not well with the Brazilian economy. A rapid increase in household indebtedness and a surge in credit growth have investors worried

Currency volatility and exchange rate protectionism are taking their toll on Brazil’s corporates

The Caribbean appears increasingly fragile as governments struggle to balance economies amid a pullback in traditional sources of foreign investment

Mexico’s manufacturing sector is poised for a significant boost – provided the US economy doesn’t falter

The hope is that large strategic investors such as sovereign wealth funds will become an integral part of Latin America’s financial landscape. The reality, however, is more complex

The eurozone crisis and a tightening regulatory screw have intensified a mismatch between emerging trade flows and the provision of trade finance. Latin American companies and