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Latin America Chart Pack (October 2024)

Our Latin America Economics Chart Pack has been updated with the latest data and our analysis of recent developments.

Latin American financial assets have come under pressure amid the recent rise in US Treasury yields and a Trump victory in next week’s US election would probably result in a further sell-off. Policymakers’ reaction would depend on how sharp the currency falls are but the risks are skewed towards central banks pausing their easing cycles. Mexico’s economy is particularly vulnerable to a shift towards trade protectionism in the US and has increasingly found itself in Trump’s firing line.

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