Gender financial bonds to support women
Macroeconomics
This is the female empowerment strategy supported by the financial sector amid the global crisis
Latin American countries with the highest economic growth in 2020
Macroeconomics
Despite everything, in 2020 Latin American countries are expected to have a slight economic growth of 1.8%
What will the economic recovery be like in Latin America?
Macroeconomics
The region must adapt to the global situation and start a plan that does not affect the health and economic future of citizens
Women, the most affected in crisis by COVID-19
Macroeconomics
An analysis by the International Monetary Fund explains the causes that are economically affecting women in times of pandemic
Slow easing of lockdowns may be better for global economy
Macroeconomics
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?
Macroeconomics
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
Macroeconomics
European countries begin to lift restrictions by COVID-19 to boost economies
New economic model may prevent stops of capital flow
Macroeconomics
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?
Macroeconomics
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
Macroeconomics
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
Macroeconomics
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
Macroeconomics
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
Macroeconomics
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
Macroeconomics
Despite the obvious risks, investors and asset managers have been conspicuously slow to connect physical climate risk to company market valuations.