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The bedrock of policy corrections must be putting fiscal policy on a sustainable path after years of increased public spend

Despite recent FX calm, we expect dollar demand to increase in the months ahead amid expectations of peso depreciation under the next administrati

The regional economy is set to contract marginally in 2015, reflecting more difficult external conditions, but most of all policy shortcomings in key

The debt default, subsequent deepening of interventionist policies and declining agricultural export prices have weakened macro conditions ahead of th

Exit from quantitative monetary easing in the U.S. and lower commodity prices induced by slowing Chinese growth are putting increased stress on policy

Increasing fiscal deficit monetization has fueled inflation, eroded international reserves and deteriorated the central bank's balance sheet. The gove

The U.S. Court of Appeals has reaffirmed the verdict of a lower court regarding payment to holdout creditors. It has, however, stayed its ruling pendi

Draconian controls on foreign exchange outflows have failed to ease strains on external accounts. International reserves have declined and underlying

Market sentiment remains volatile in light of the uncertainty surrounding the final verdict on litigation with holdout creditors. While the appeals co