In this episode we look at what to expect from Latin America’s economies in 2025. Ernesto Revilla, chief economist for Latin America at Citigroup, evaluates the impact of Donald Trump’s return on the region’s economic outlook, his predictions regarding trade tensions, and how ideological affinities between presidents could affect economic policy. He also analyses the health of Latin America’s economies independently of Trump’s decisions, focusing on Mexico, Argentina and Brazil, but also commenting on Andean nations, as well as Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.
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Guests:
Ernesto Revilla is managing director and head of Latin American economics at Citigroup
Brian Winter is AQ’s editor-in-chief
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