The IMF expects a slowdown in Latin America's economy this year and forecasts growth at 2%.

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The IMF expects a slowdown in Latin America's economy this year and forecasts growth at 2%.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates that the average regional gross domestic product (GDP) for Latin America and the Caribbean is growing 2% this year, an estimate 0.1% higher than the multilateral one announced in January.