Fusades has cited serious liquidity problems in public finances and stated that "without additional money, the state has only months in which to operate normally".
From a statement issued by the Salvadoran Foundation for Economic and Social Development:
In 2015 there was a slight improvement in economic growth in El Salvador; however, job creation is insufficient and in the first quarter of 2016 a deterioration has been observed.
Slow dynamism in economic activity, public finances which are deteriorating and unchanged as well as growing insecurity marked the first year in office of the President of El Salvador Sanchez Ceren.
From a statement issued by the Foundation for the Development of El Salvador (Melt):
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.
From a press release issued by the International Monetary Fund (IMF):
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission, led by Mr. Lisandro Ábrego, visited Tegucigalpa during March 9-17 to conduct the first review of Honduras’ Fund-supported program, approved on December 3, 2014. At the conclusion of the visit, Mr. Ábrego issued the following statement in Tegucigalpa today:
"Nicaragua has advanced greatly in recent years consolidating its economic stability, improving macroeconomic balances and reducing vulnerabilities."
From a statement issued by the International Monetary Fund (IMF):
Mr. Min Zhu, Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued the following statement at the conclusion of his visit to Nicaragua today:
The National Foundation for Development is predicting better economic performance in 2015 driven by FOMILENIO projects but warns of the need to adjust public spending.
From a statement issued by the National Development Foundation (FADE):
Ornamental plants are part of agricultural export products to be exhibited from 12 to 13 March 2015 in the trade fair Agritrade & Expo 2015, to be held in Antigua.
From a statement issued by the Guatemalan Exporters Association (-AGEXPORT-):
The Central Bank projects that, as in 2014, private consumption will be driven by growth in remittances which will remain the main engine of the economy in 2015.
The report highlights that the economic slowdown that had been observed in the year seems to have stopped in September and that the pace of overall economic activity exceeds that of other countries in the region.
In the view of industrialists, bureaucracy, excessive tax burden, high electricity rates and insecurity explain the limited performance of the industrial sector during 2014.
In Nicaragua a proposal has been made to create a training center to improve the labor performance in free zones and attract more foreign investment to the sector.
In order to improve employees skills and increase the productivity and competitiveness of enterprises, the National Commission of Free Zones (CNZF) is proposing the creation of a textileschool, where ongoing training on production techniques would be provided for the sector.
The Central Bank intends to adopt international standards for the system of performance indicators of the economy.
Projected for the period 2014-2021, the Programme for Modernization of MacroeconomicStatistics, as well as including new indicators, will have qualitative changes in databases and modernization of the presentation of results, including the renovation of urban and rural mapping and creation of a digital directory of buildings.
The economy grew by 4.6% in 2013, driven by private consumption, exports and government spending.
The greater optimism envisioned by entrepreneurs for the future of the economy validates the results achieved in 2013, according to the Economic Situation report by the Foundation for Economic and Social Development (Funides).
Logistics companies in the region will gather together on March 26th and 27th in Guatemala City.
The Union of Guatemala has organized the International LogisticsForum Guatemala 2014, in which issues related to the performance and competitiveness of the global logistics industry will be discussed.
The Bank of Guatemala has presented a report up to May 2012 on the country's recent macroeconomic performance and prospects in the medium and long term.
In the last ten years the country has failed to improve its standards in logistics development.
On the contrary, according to the last measurement Logistics Development Index conducted by the World Bank, last year 2009, the country fell by 20 positions.
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