Así afecta a los países dolarizados de América Latina el recorte de tasas de la Fed
Fortun explains how Federal Reserve cycles transmit to dollarized economies through local financial conditions.
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Fortun explains how Federal Reserve cycles transmit to dollarized economies through local financial conditions.
View detailsFortun explains how a Federal Reserve shift eases external constraints without automatically justifying faster Latin American rate cuts.
View detailsFortun highlights a reversal in sentiment toward emerging-market equities outside China despite strong aggregate portfolio inflows.
View detailsFortun highlights deteriorating sentiment toward emerging-market equities outside China despite strong total portfolio inflows.
View detailsFortun attributes a temporary easing of Bolivia's parallel dollar rate to a calmer political climate, while distinguishing that respite from a structural recovery.
View detailsFortun discusses de facto dollarization pressures as payment constraints and foreign-currency shortages weaken Bolivia's economy, stressing the need for a credible stabilization framework.
View detailsFortun assesses Bolivia's exchange-rate pressure and the constraints facing the next president.
View detailsInfoMoney, citing Reuters, reports that international investors put US$55.5 billion into emerging market stocks and bonds in July, per IIF data. Jonathan Fortun, senior economist at the IIF, said flows into high yielding currencies have been persistent, especially in Brazil, Mexico and South Africa, where high real rates and steadier exchange rates delivered strong total returns. He added that a weaker dollar also boosted the carry trade.
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