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Latin America’s cities are entering a new phase of growth, shaped by rising incomes, demographics, and shifting policy—which cities will...
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LatAm economies will lose momentum in 2026, but some will fare better.
US tariffs and global trade tensions will slow growth across Latin America in 2026. Which countries will remain resilient despite...
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Important elections are on the horizon across Latin America, with the most consequential being in Bolivia and Argentina.
Ride-hailing services are reshaping the way women move, work, and participate in society across Latin America.
In collaboration with Uber, Oxford Economics conducted an online survey of 7,000 frequent ride-hailers in Brazil and Mexico to explore...
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Donald Trump's tariff threats for day one of his new presidency would have a heavy impact on the Mexican economy...
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We modelled two scenarios to examine how different tariffs from the US could influence Mexico and the wider Latin American...
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We remain concerned about the potential fallout in Latin America from a second Trump presidency in areas other than a...
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GDP growth among Latin America's largest six economies will improve on the margin next year and surprise the consensus to...
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Sunday's presidential election presents limited upside scenarios for the Venezuelan economy. Our baseline is for President Nicolás Maduro to remain...
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We will retain our below-consensus 2024 GDP growth forecast of 1.9% for Mexico irrespective of the presidential election results on...
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Our analysis of Banxico's reaction function reaffirms our forecast that the policy rate will end the year at 8.25% –...
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Cities dominate the global economy. Today, 19 cities have achieved urban economic powerhouse status, with annual GDP greater than $500...
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Following a year of subdued global growth in 2023, we think a further softening of economic conditions is likely next...
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Our growth outlook for Latin America is lower than the IMF's forecasts, published today. A key area of difference is...
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We expect Latin America's six largest countries' combined GDP to expand 0.8% next year, down from our 1.8% forecast for...
Consulting Report
In our flagship report, ‘Multilateral Development Banks for Global Public Goods’, commissioned by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit on behalf...
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Mexico is the best-positioned emerging market to gain from "nearshoring." but that does not mean it has seen the greatest...
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We forecast the Mexican peso will appreciate by 4.9% in 2023 to an average of 19.2/US$, up from 20.2/US$ last...
