Growth to remain 'subdued' in Latin America in 2014, according to IMF regional outlook
Fund warns of lower commodity prices and tighter external finanicing conditions
Growth across Latin America and the Caribbean is expected to remain "subdued" at 2.5% in 2014, according to the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) Regional Economic Outlook for the Americas, published today.
"The firming recovery in the advanced economies will support export activity, but this positive impulse is likely to be offset in many countries by the impact of lower commodity prices, tighter external financing conditions, and domestic supply bottlenecks," the IMF warns.
"Faced with
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