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According to a report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), emerging economies are no longer as vulnerable to external shocks, thanks to better policies and deeper local markets. This is a good sign for investors, albeit nuanced.
All agree that growth will be weak and that reforms and more investment are needed to turn the trend around.
In its latest report, the IMF warns of a more complex and less promising outlook for the region in the face of new trade tensions between the US and China.
Economic growth in Chile continues to be insufficient and structurally weak, highlighting the need for a change in the strategy for a more solid development.
There are factors that contribute to the success or failure of nations and that success or failure is mainly determined by the quality of their institutions, not only political but also economic.
The adjustment will continue, and a reduction in domestic demand is a necessary condition for lowering inflation and bringing the current account deficit down to more sustainable levels.
The agreement will provide funding to support Barbados' climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts.
