Posts Tagged ‘US economic weakness’
Fri Jun 11, 2010 17:02 GMT |
Against an increasingly challenging global economic backdrop, Richard Hamilton, Head of Latin America analysis at Business Monitor International, outlines three core themes for the region. Having been among the first regions to emerge from the global economic downturn in 2009, we take a look at the likely impact of a double-dip in China and an… [Read more]

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Tags: Argentina, Base Metals, Brazil, Caribbean, Central America, Chile, China, Double Dip, Hugo Chavez, Latin America, local debt, Lula, mexico, parallel rate, Peru, US economic weakness, Venezuela
Posted in: China, General, Latin America, Podcast, Political Risk, US
Wed Nov 18, 2009 17:09 GMT |
Cautious appears to be the best way to describe sentiment among Mexico City’s executives and bureaucrats at present, or at least that was the feeling Risk Watchdog came away with after spending a week on the ground there. This is not surprising, given the severity of the blow to Mexico’s economy from the recent downturn…. [Read more]
Tags: banking sector, competitiveness, Economy, export dependency, Hugo Chavez, maquila, mexico, Politics, re-exports, sovereign downgrade, US economic weakness
Posted in: Commodities, Financials, Latin America, Political Risk
Mon Jul 7, 2008 15:20 GMT |
The timing, as ever, is a little tricky, but at some point during the second half of the year, commodity markets are going to turn lower, and when they do, the move is going to be hard and fast. At the moment, though, the bubble is still forming. Our view of the world starts with… [Read more]
Tags: Commodities, commodity markets, commodity prices, DAX, dollar, emerging markets, equity markets, euro rates, fuel subsidies, monetary policy, oil, price of oil, refi rate, UK financial institutions, US economic weakness, US financial institutions
Posted in: Commodities, Equities, General