Description

The recent tightening of credit conditions in segments of mature financial markets abroad has not had an impact on Paraguay. The current mix of macroeconomic policies combined with favorable external conditions and the appreciation of the guaraní, have facilitated strong program performance and a decline in core inflation over the past months. At the international level, there is a risk that a global slowdown associated with the credit tightening could spill over to emerging economies and to Paraguay’s neighbors, which could affect Paraguayan exports.

Taxonomy

Banks and banking , Central banks , Economic policy , Financial institutions and markets , Fiscal policy , IMF governance and operations , Monetary policy , Operations , Performance Criteria , Stand-by Arrangements

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