The figures for the second quarter published by the Central Bank in August cooled economic spirits. 1.6% was the growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the second quarter and with it the first semester ended with an expansion of 2.1%. With that figure, economists' expectations were adjusted downwards, focusing on 2.3% and moving away from the 2.6% incorporated by the Treasury as a projection. However, the growth of July revived the option for…
The figures for the second quarter published by the Central Bank in August cooled economic spirits. 1.6% was the growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the second quarter and with it the first semester ended with an expansion of 2.1%. With that figure, economists' expectations were adjusted downwards, focusing on 2.3% and moving away from the 2.6% incorporated by the Treasury as a projection. However, the growth of July revived the option for…