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Tough inflation fight for Argentina.(Brief article)
Argentina's battle with inflation continues. Last month, Market: Latin America (14:4) reported on an apparent setback as March 2006 inflation rose sharply when compared with February 2006 . . .

Guatemala registers slight economic progress.
One obvious and comfortable observation following from the representations on graph above is that the level of economic of activity in Guatemala is improving and has been for some time-specifically . . .

Domestic spending in Chile increases.
Chile's consumers are spending. According to an August 31, 2005 report from Bloomberg News, domestic demand will rise 9.8 percent by the time the country's 2005 accounts are tallied, compared . . .

The economic situation in Ecuador deteriorates.
Over the past decade, the average rate of growth of the Uruguayan economy was 1.3 percent per year. The calculation is based on International Monetary Fund (IMF) statistics, and includes the IMF's . . .

MAJOR CREDIT CARD PROGRAM IN MEXICO.(Brief Article)
In early July, the Associated Press reported that Mexican consumers would soon be able to used their debit and credit cards in a wider selection of stores around the country. The Association of . . .

The Mexican economy advances.
At 6:05 EDT on the morning of April 21, 2006, Bloomberg News, as is its custom when major Banco de Mexico announcements are to be made, put a story out on the wire with the results of its survey of . . .

Beauty and toiletries.
"Beauty-driven consumption," says a December 30, 2005 Associated Press (AP) story, "is rampant at all income levels." The reference was to Venezuela where, even though a socialist revolution is . . .

Stirrings of promise in Jamaica.
Jamaica's finance minister is optimistic about the country's future. He sees a developing investment climate and an expansion of Jamaica's small and medium enterprises (SMEs). In a wide ranging . . .

Public and private transportation in Latin America.
Many marketers look at car sales as an indicator of the general economic health in a region. If this rule of thumb is accurate, then economic health in Latin America is quite good. On July 17, . . .

Tough times for Brazil's farmers.
A serious drought in the southern part of Brazil is going to mean that the country will harvest 15 percent less grain than expected. This is the second year in a row that the harvest has not met . . .

Challenges emerge for Uruguay's recovery.
The most widely covered current news from Uruguay focuses on a dispute between Argentina and Uruguay over the construction of two European Union (EU) financed paper mills. The plants are to be . . .

Colombia acts to pre-empt inflation threat.(Brief article)
Colombia, the fourth largest economy in the Latin American region, is growing at its fastest pace in a decade. "Sustained consumer demand" is one of the main drivers behind the growth, according . . .

Conflicting signals from Mexico.
On August 26, 2005, having achieved its goal of slowing economic growth and inflation, the Bank of Mexico, the country's central bank, cut interest rates after having raised rates 12 consecutive . . .

Brazil growth stronger than expected.(Brief Article)
In the second quarter 2005, Brazil's consumers responded to the Central Bank of Brazil's (BCB) early 2005 high interest rate policies by cutting back on spending. As a result, initial August . . .

Nicaragua hit by rising oil prices.
Reporting from Managua on June 27, 2005 the Latin American newswire Prensa Latina (Havana) said that prices for basic foods in Nicaragua were rising. The central reason is increasing oil prices. . . .

Brazil recovers, albeit slowly.(consumer research)
According to an Agencia Brasil wire service story in Brazzil Magazine (Los Angeles) published on April 26, 2006, consumers in Brazil are losing confidence in the country's economy. The . . .

Bolivia seizes its natural gas industry.(Brief article)
On May 3, 2006, one day after Bolivia's president sent the country's army to the country's 56 gas industry locations to enforce a decree nationalizing the gas industry, the Associated Press (AP) . . .

Argentine recovery continues.
The Argentine economy continues to perform well. According to a story posted on the MercoPress (Montevideo) Website, August 17, 2005, Argentina's economy expanded by 9 percent during the first . . .

Peru grows, migration increases.(Brief Article)
Peru's economy is growing and the growth appears to be coming from investments in the country's provinces, as oposed to its urban areas. Dow Jones reported in mid-August that government officials . . .

Cuban consumers in an epic struggle.
It's summer in Cuba, and the nights are long - the annual power blackouts are in effect. Only this year they are longer and more disruptive than usual, according to a July 21, 2005 story in the . . .

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