The rise in consumer prices has been in many economic cycles the big problem in Latin America, with countries prone to hyperinflation, such as Venezuela or Argentina.
The rise in consumer prices has been in many economic cycles the big problem in Latin America, with countries prone to hyperinflation, such as Venezuela or Argentina.
The IMF's chief economist (International Monetary Fund), Silvana Tenreyro, warned on Tuesday (13) that Latin America and the Caribbean should remain alert to inflation, which will rise to 4.2% this year and 4.1% next year. Read more (10/13/2026