WSJ Americas: Latinoamérica crecería menos en 2012

El crecimiento en América Latina probablemente será algo "más moderado" en 2012 que en 2011, señaló el viernes el director del Departamento del Hemisferio Occidental del Fondo Monetario Internacional, Nicolás Eyzaguirre. El FMI prevé un crecimiento para Latinoamérica de 4.5% en 2011 frente al año anterior, y que la expansión del producto interno bruto de 8% en Argentina y de 6.5% en Chile encabezarán el avance de la región.

Fabio Nunes
December 31, 2013

El crecimiento en América Latina probablemente será algo "más moderado" en 2012 que en 2011, señaló el viernes el director del Departamento del Hemisferio Occidental del Fondo Monetario Internacional, Nicolás Eyzaguirre.

El FMI prevé un crecimiento para Latinoamérica de 4.5% en 2011 frente al año anterior, y que la expansión del producto interno bruto de 8% en Argentina y de 6.5% en Chile encabezarán el avance de la región.

El crecimiento en América Latina probablemente será algo "más moderado" en 2012 que en 2011, señaló el viernes el director del Departamento del Hemisferio Occidental del Fondo Monetario Internacional, Nicolás Eyzaguirre.

El FMI prevé un crecimiento para Latinoamérica de 4.5% en 2011 frente al año anterior, y que la expansión del producto interno bruto de 8% en Argentina y de 6.5% en Chile encabezarán el avance de la región.

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