February 2009: SECMCA Joint ReportInflation is declining and economic growth is decelerating - Analysis of the Executive Secretary of the Central American Monetary Counsel.Thursday, February 19, 2009
The excessive volatility in the financial markets and the low investor and consumer confidence levels are omens that the crisis is going to last, which is being translated into lower levels of consumption and investment and high unemployment rates in the most developed countries. Source: Central American Executive Secretariat of the Monetary Council SECMCA - Situation Report - September 2009October 2009 One year after the fall of Lehman Brothers, SECMCA analyzes the international situation, and Central America's perspectives and current situation. SECMCA: Regional Economic Report, August 2009September 2009 Inflation, Economic Growth, Trade, Fiscal Sector and the Monetary Sector. Regional Production and Inflation Continue to DropApril 2009 Situation Report for March 2009 by the Executive Secretary of the Central American Monetary Council (SECMCA). Central America's economy slowingJuly 2008 Economic growth is slowing down in Central America, but economic activity is still positive in spite of the slowdown in the United States, says the Central American Monetary Board in its June report.
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