Contagious Effect in Central AmericaDue to the crisis affecting Nicaragua and paralysis of construction in Panama between April and May, the IMF has reduced the expectation of economic growth for the Central American region from 4% to 3.3%.Tuesday, July 24, 2018
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut growth forecasts for the Central American economy, due to the uncertainty caused by the situation in Nicaragua and its effect on the region's economic activity, and the impact of the construction strike in Panama, which has halted works on 260 projects nationwide for the last 30 days. Do you need to keep track of the key economic indicators in Central America?Request more information about our Regional Economic Monitor. Need assistance? Contact us
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Economy: Slight Improvement in Central AmericaOctober 2019 After the economies of the region grew by 2.6% in 2018 as a whole, the IMF estimates that 2019 would close with a rise of 2.7% and could reach 3.4% by 2020. Central American Economy in First 6 Months of 2010July 2010 Monthly Index of Economic Activity (IMAE), exports, remittances, international reserves, exchange rates, inflation, tax collection, banking system, foreign investment, tourism and outlooks. IMF: Nicaraguan Economy to Grow 1.8% in 2010April 2010 The International Monetary Fund expects Nicaragua to grow 1.8% in 2010, well below the 2.7% forecast for the rest of Central America. Regional Integration, the key to facing the crisisNovember 2008 The International Monetary Fund urged Central America to unite to deal with the crisis.
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