The Global Barometers fall for the second consecutive month, reflecting negative factors such as the war between Russia and Ukraine, the COVID-19 responses in China and the worldwide very high inflation.
The Global Barometers decrease in April, likely reflecting shocks such as the war in Ukraine and the increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in China.
The Global Economic Barometers are dropping more sharply in March. This partly reflects the normalization of the global economy at the beginning of 2022 and is largely driven by changed assessments in Asia.
The Economic Climate Index (ECI) for Latin America decreased by 1.6 points between the fourth quarter of 2021 and the first quarter of 2022, maintaining the negative trend observed in the previous quarte
The Global Barometers fall slightly in February consolidating the baseline reached since December 2021. Back then, the indices rose following five months of significant losses.
After declining throughout most of the second semester of 2021, the Global Economic Barometers rise in January for the second consecutive month.
After a noticeable drop during the second semester of 2021, the Global Economic Barometers remain relatively stable in December compared to the previous month.
The lack of confidence in the government´s economic policy is the main problem faced by Latin American countries at the moment according to 67.4% of the experts consulted by the Latin America Economic Survey.
The Global Economic Barometers declined once again in November, continuing the weakening that started in the third quarter. Despite falling in all regions, the Coincident Barometer remains above 100 points.
In October, the Global Economic Barometers maintain the weakening tendency that started in July, reflecting the slowdown in World economic growth in the second half of 2021.
