Latin America Publications
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Datanotes Weekly Monitor
- Colombia’s central bank resumes its cautious easing cycle amid fragile growth and persistent inflation risks.
- BanRep balances disinflation momentum with fiscal slippage and intensifying external noise.
- Uncoordinated policy signals undermine credibility as Colombia faces deteriorating fundamentals.
- In one line: Surprise rate cut signals cautious support for the recovery.
- In one line: Agricultural rebound masks broad-based weakness.
- In one line: Consumption resilient amid headwinds, but confidence wavers as external risks build.
- In one line: The BCCh holds fire, as global risks intensify.
- Inflation pressures in Brazil deepened in April, driven by food and healthcare, with risks tilted upwards.
- The BCB will hike on May 7 as it battles sticky services inflation; will it move to the sidelines thereafter?
- Fiscal fragility and currency volatility complicate the policy mix, threatening inflation and market stability.
- In one line: Retail momentum softens in February after January’s rebound.
- In LatAm, Mexico is by far the most exposed to US tariffs and global economic slowdown risk.
- Commodity-price declines and Chinese weakness add fresh headwinds to regional export growth.
- Currency volatility, weaker remittances and soft capex will drag, but rate cuts offer relief.
- Argentina has begun to dismantle the ‘cepo’, marking an historic shift towards currency normalisation.
- The FX liberalisation narrows gaps, boosts confidence and marks a break from past interventionism.
- Short-term inflation risks prevail, but fiscal and monetary tightening are restoring macro discipline.
- In one line: Rising food prices and FX volatility rekindle inflation risks amid slowing domestic demand.
- In one line: Solid February bounce, but underlying weakness remains
- In one line: On hold amid global uncertainty, but door remains open to cut.
- In one line: Resilience masks broader risk of a slowdown.
- In one line: MXN depreciation clouds the outlook.
- In one line: Sticky due to temporary shocks.
- Mr. Trump’s tariff uncertainty will continue to weigh on LatAm’s prospects, despite it not being hit too hard.
- Mexico is aiming for fiscal discipline, but rising debt and optimistic forecasts threaten its credibility, again.
- Structural reforms, a Pemex overhaul and looking beyond the US are key to stabilising its debt outlook.
- In one line: Reduced confidence and tight financial conditions are drags.
- In one line: A poor headline, but the underlying trend remains positive.
