Webinar Replay - Latin America: Fiscal Pressures and Political Shifts

COLOMBIA - Report 06 Jun 2025 by Juan Carlos Echeverry

How are the key Latin American countries of Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Colombia navigating their economic challenges amidst political changes?

How will Mexico's growth outlook fare in the face of Trump’s trade policy uncertainties and the trend of economic slowdowns during the first year of every administration? Will Argentina be able to successfully navigate the tradeoff between internal stability and external solvency amidst upcoming midterm elections? Can Colombia still meet its fiscal targets this year, and what are the key challenges that will shape next year’s elections? What are the economic platforms and reform proposals of Chile's presidential candidates and what are their implications for the country?

Please visit our calendar page to watch the replay of our webinar co-hosted by GlobalSource Partners and Barclays in which GlobalSource Partners' Analysts Joaquín Cottani (Argentina), Robert Funk (Chile), Juan Carlos Echeverry (Colombia), and Mauricio González (Mexico) discuss their countries and their respective political and economic outlooks with Gabriel Casillas, Chief Latam Economist at Barclays.

Now read on...

Register to sample a report

Register
Sign-in
Forgot your password?
Copyright 2025 GlobalSource Partners. All rights reserved. This report is prepared for GlobalSource Partners’ clients and may not be redistributed, reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, retransmitted or disclosed, in whole or in part, or in any form or manner, without the express written consent of GlobalSource Partners. This report is distributed simultaneously to our website and other portals used by GlobalSource Partners. The information herein was obtained from various sources and is believed to be reliable but GlobalSource Partners does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. Neither GlobalSource Partners nor any Country Analyst, officer or employee accepts any liability whatsoever for any direct, indirect or consequential damages or losses rising from any use of this report or its contents.