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Brazil: rays of light at the end of the tunnel
Political risks have decreased and the economic downturn seems to be bottoming out, but the out-look of the currently dire fiscal position is still uncertain.
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Political risks have decreased and the economic downturn seems to be bottoming out, but the out-look of the currently dire fiscal position is still uncertain.
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The Argentinian government is sustaining efforts to open up and normalize the economy, but it is shifting to a more gradual approach given social and political constraints. Important successes have already been booked on the external front.
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The oil-rich Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries suffer from the oil price slump while diversification will prove difficult. In the short-run, the necessary budgetary consolidation Oman, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia will weigh on political risk.
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Brazil is struggling with policy paralysis and a deep recession as a colossal corruption case has brought politics to a gridlock. Little improvement is expected in 2016.
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Tanzania’s economy is performing well, despite challenges arising from a weak currency. The recent presidential victory of Magufuli, a candidate with strong anti-corruption credentials bodes well for the business environment.
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Throughout history Latin America’s fortunes have been tightly linked with commodity prices. It seems we are currently at the end of yet another commodity price cycle. Where does Latin America stand now?
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Latin America is slowing down and lower commodity prices play a prominent role. The region is vulnerable to external environment developments, but fairly resilient. Domestic factors give most countries little firepower against external shocks.