The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) raised this Tuesday its growth forecast for the region for 2022 from 1.8% estimated in April to 2.7%, although it warned that the scenario is "very complex".
The UN agency, based in Santiago de Chile, said in a new study that "the economic slowdown has been deepened by the effects of the war in Ukraine" and "the growing limitations faced by domestic macroeconomic policy to boost growth".
To this, ECLAC added, "must be added the strong inflationary pressures, the low dynamism of job creation, falls in investment and . . .
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