Questão de Língua Portuguesa

Latin America in 2024 Despite mediocre growth, political risk is declining and cautious optimism is increasingly warranted. SÃO PAULO — Despite a challenging macroeconomic and geopolitical scenario, 2023 was not a bad year for Latin America. Throughout the past twelve months, a cautiously optimistic outlook among analysts has become increasingly common. Economic growth in 2023 is expected to end up at 2.2 % — somewhat better than the 1.7 % initially projected, but still below the global average of 3.2 %. Most analysts expect growth to decline slightly to 1.9 % this year, too little to decisively overcome the deep-seated public discontent that has been so prevalent across Latin America in recent years.