Brazil’s Central Bank has hiked the SELIC rate by 325 basis points so far this year—from its historic low of...
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Soaring price pressures and fiscal risks are forcing Brazil’s Central Bank to raise rates: How high can they... -
As the Covid-19 crisis fades, what’s in store for monetary policy in Latin America? Latin American central banks responded decisively to the pandemic, with many lowering interest rates to all-time lows and engaging in... -
U.S. housing price growth is surging: Should the Fed be worried? U.S. home prices have been on a tear since late 2020, with growth in May—the latest available data—hitting the highest... -
The U.S. economy is storming ahead: What are the key risks to the outlook? The U.S. economy has been in rip-roaring form so far this year, buoyed by the lifting of restrictions, vast fiscal... -
Central Bank digital currencies: The future of money? While the pace of the transition varies wildly from country to country, the tide of thought is gradually turning in... -
Latin America GDP growth forecasts surge in recent months: Will the rally continue? Over the past three months our LatinFocus Consensus Forecast has jumped 0.9 percentage points, bringing regional GDP growth up to... -
Belarus: Interview Renaissance Capital and the Polish Chamber of Commerce In late June, the EU slapped sanctions on Belarus over the hijacking of a Ryanair flight that occurred on 23... -
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Chile: Interview with Gemines, Le Fort Economía y Finanzas and Fynsa The 15–16 May constitutional convention election threw up a major surprise, with independent candidates winning a large share of the... -
China’s demographic headache: How changing population dynamics will affect the Asian giant’s economy in the years ahead China’s recent census data shows that the population is ageing fast, and will likely start declining within a few years....