Guatemala: Lider Rate Drops to 4%The amount of inflation expected in 2015 is one of the reasons why the Monetary Board has decided to reduce the interest rate benchmark from 4.5% to 4%, a level not seen since 2005.Thursday, November 27, 2014
From a statement from the Bank of Guatemala: Guatemala As seen by the IMF - March 2018March 2018 Supported by greater growth in the US economy, better monetary conditions and a moderate boost in government spending, growth should accelerate gradually until it reaches a rate of 3.6% in 2019. Standard & Poor's rates Nicaragua with B+February 2016 The sovereign rating B + with stable outlook is based on the "economic performance, low debt burden of the government, political stability and partnership between government and the private sector through dialogue". Honduras seen by the IMF in March 2015March 2015 The organization states that the country has advanced in the process of economic stabilization and has exceeded the quantitative targets set for December 2014, also meeting the benchmarks set for March 2015. Costa Rica Through Eyes of IMF in November 2014November 2014 Although the product has remained steady in its level of potential, the country's economic prospects are not as promising due to the weakening of economic fundamentals.
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