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Argentina, Ecuador See Country Risk Worsen After Debt Restructuring
Both countries restructured their debts with private parties in 2020, during the Covid lockdown, although they both have a very different track record
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Why Argentina Faces a ‘Critical’ Situation as Foreign Reserves Continue to Decline
Amid the possibility of an earlier-than-planned payment from the International Monetary Fund, analysts express concern at the state of the country’s finances
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Argentina’s SMEs Call for Special Exchange Rate to Increase Exports, Competitiveness
Following the launch of the ‘agri-dollar’, the country’s small and medium-sized enterprises have called for a segment-specific exchange rate
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‘Massa Is Not Messi’; Argentina’s Bond Buyback An Unlikely Win, Goldman Sachs Says
Alberto Ramos, the US investment bank’s head of macroeconomic research for Latin America, tells Bloomberg Línea that Argentina’s economy minister is unlikely to score a win with his bond buyback plan
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Guyana Poised to Post World’s Highest GDP Growth
One of Latin America’s smallest countries could see 100% growth of its gross domestic product by end-2023 compared with two years earlier
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Brazil Will Propose IMF’s Ilan Goldfajn to Lead Lender IDB
Brazilian Economy Minister Paulo Guedes told his US counterpart Janet Yellen about the decision to nominate Goldfajn to lead Latin America’s top development bank last week
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10 Charts to Gig the Global Economy: IMF Warns of Deteriorating Outlook
Here are some of the charts that appeared on Bloomberg this week on the latest developments in the global economy:
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IMF Revises Latin America 2022 Forecast Upward, But Sees Slower Growth in 2023
The new forecast estimates 3.5% growth for this year, but with a slowdown toward year’s end and in 2023, while “the worst is still to come” at a global level
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A $4-Trillion Gap Haunts Global Finance Leaders on Eve of Washington Meeting
The current confluence of economic, climate and security crises makes it unlike anything global policymakers have seen since 1945