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China is seeking a change of course in its development model.
The outlook for the Chinese economy is worrying, but the Asian giant has cards up its sleeve: savings and technological development capacity.
Given the importance of maintaining a sound capital market, it is crucial to take measures that expand rather than reduce it, as was the case with withdrawals.
Wouldn't it be better for non-bank institutions, such as private debt funds, which have historically financed SMEs, to do so on the backs of FOGAPE?
The group began a summit in Johannesburg this week with an agenda aimed at strengthening its geopolitical and economic influence vis-à-vis the G-7.
In light of the debate over the U.S. debt ceiling, it is worth asking what is happening with government debt in Chile.
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.
