Luis Moreno, president of the Inter-American Development Bank, says Latin America now has a "pretty good macroeconomic picture." This helps protect the relatively healthy Latin American economies from the problems in Europe and the US--Moreno calls it a "buffer." But it does not mean that they are not affected. Ahead of this weekend's IMF Meetings, Moreno spoke with The Economist's Matthew Bishop about potential danger to Latin American economies from Europe's debt crisis and reasons for optimism looking forward:
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09-26-2011 9:19 AM
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Graham Griffith
Filed under: global business, IMF, debt, The Economist, developing economies, global economies, commodities, austerity, luis moreno, matthew bishop, exposure, latin america, inter-american development bank