Declining interest rates and inflation also a boon, but a slowing US economy poses a big threat
Category: The LatAm View
Paraguay to sell bonds in early 2026
Finance minister says new issuance will come as more foreign direct investors bet big on the country
LatAm GDP poised to undershoot growth imperative
The region likely will expand by 2.6% next year, but big challenges remain for picking up the pace, World Bank economist says
Peru’s economy shrugs off tumult
Fresh data Wednesday show robust expansion despite political chaos, electoral uncertainty
LatAm officials bullish on IDB revamp, infra plan
Trump 2.0 looms large over the annual IDB meeting, but officials say development bank’s agenda remains intact
As global risks abound, LatAm shows resilience
As fears of a US downturn rattle markets, bankers, investors and policy makers are optimistic Latin American economies can withstand the turbulence
Officials say IDB Invest capital increase on track despite US doubts
Government and bank officials downplay risk that the IDB Invest’s biggest shareholder, the US, will renege on a pledge to expand its lending capacity
Panama unfazed by Trump canal threats, says FinMin
Chapman expects US rhetoric to be “short-lived” and also says cutting Panama’s budget deficit is “non-negotiable” after last year’s ratings downgrade
Paraguay’s funding work is done for the year: FinMin
Finance minister Fernández tells LatinFinance the government has more financing available than it needs
Bahamas says investors hungry for new issuance
Economic Affairs Minister Halkitis says the government will make a decision on raising debt when interest rates “seem right”
