Slow easing of lockdowns may be better for global economy
A cautious approach to easing lockdown restrictions that reduces the risk of later lockdowns may be better for the global supply chain in the long run
How is COVID-19 affecting the global economic order?
Covid-19 has triggered a global financial crisis and is forcing states to develop rescue packages on a scale not seen before
Covid-19: countries begin to ease restrictions
European countries begin to lift restrictions by COVID-19 to boost economies
New economic model may prevent stops of capital flow
The sudden stop of capital flow of a country means, according to experts, a bottleneck to its foreign finance, that is to say, the bankruptcy of the country
What will happen to the economy after COVID-19?
The coronavirus and the result of the quarantine will leave high unemployment rates and great effects on the economy worldwide
How LATAM would cope with the Coronavirus recession
Latin America will have to focus on 'reviving' economic sectors that will be strongly impacted by the pandemic.
Food prices after Brexit could increase by £50 per week
The effects of Brexit on different food types and what this will mean for families has been measured by research from the University of Warwick.
Black Monday shakes the global economy
Concern for the Coronavirus has affected the world economy and this week began with the sinking of 30 percent of the oil price.
Argentina's public debt is unsustainable
The IMF and the government of Alberto Fernández reached the decision to seek private bondholders to assume losses and renegotiate obligations.
Extreme weather could bring next recession
Despite the obvious risks, investors and asset managers have been conspicuously slow to connect physical climate risk to company market valuations.
Guatemala and El Salvador seek Central American unity
The two countries made important decisions with which they want the region to be strengthened in some of the issues they have in common, such as migration
This is how the World Economic Forum ended
The 50th edition of the Davos forum ended after five days in which 3000 attendees gathered to discuss the most important issues of world economy
Another six months of tax benefits in Venezuela
The government decided to expand tax benefits for dollar stores. Here we tell you what you should know.
Argentina: new project seeks to boost its economy
One of Alberto Fernández's first measures in the presidency is a package of laws to try to get out of the economic crisis that the country is facing.
Latin America lives its worst economic moment in 70 years
The ECLAC study revealed that the region faces almost zero economic growth.
From China, to El Salvador: these are the Christmas gifts of the Asian giant
The aid that China offered to El Salvador in a cooperation plan is huge
US economy to expand, but at a slower pace
The U.S. economy will continue to expand for a 12th consecutive year in 2020, but by only about 2 percent and struggling to remain at that level by year's end
World recession in the industry?
The world economy is showing some manifestations of problems that can lead to a global crisis.
This is how Alberto Fernández would handle the Argentine debt
The eyes of the creditors are set on the favorite candidate to win the elections of the Latin American country
Argentine government would renegotiate debt under local law
The Government of Argentina sent to Congress a project that establishes procedures to renegotiate the country's bonds issued under local law with its creditors