La caída de precios no siempre es un buen síntoma; la deflación presiona a Panamá y Costa Rica
Fortun explains why falling prices in Panama and Costa Rica can indicate weak demand rather than improved welfare.
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Fortun explains why falling prices in Panama and Costa Rica can indicate weak demand rather than improved welfare.
View detailsJonathan Fortun discusses the changing profile of investors in Mexican securities, the factors behind the peso's strength and investment decisions as global trade changes.
View detailsFortun discusses the institutions and policy consistency that could sustain investor confidence in Mexico, including fiscal management, the central bank and Pemex.
View detailsFortun contrasts the sovereign-bond rally after Bolivia's election with continued uncertainty in the parallel currency market and unresolved fiscal imbalances.
View detailsIn an interview after an IIF meeting, Fortun discusses the peso's offshore use, portfolio diversification and the institutions supporting investor confidence in Mexico.
View detailsThe report cites Fortun's fiscal estimates and analysis of domestic debt alongside BancTrust's stabilization assessment.
View detailsFortun interprets successive output contractions as evidence of an established recession and discusses the limited scope for recovery amid currency shortages and inflation.
View detailsFortun describes Bolivia's fiscal deficit and subsidies as structural challenges in the IIF's economic assessment.
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