The labor markets in Brazil and Mexico continue their hot waves until the third quarter in an unexpected performance that strengthened the strength of the two largest economies in Latin America.
Mexico’s central bank has kept interest rates unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting and increased its inflation forecast for next year, in a sign that borrowing costs could remain high for longer.
Vietnam’s economy accelerated for the second quarter in a row against the background of strong performance of the main growth engines – manufacturing and exports. The figures reinforce hopes that growth could accelerate further amid early signs of a stabilising recovery in China.
In addition to banksico, Ghana, Zimbabwe, the Czech Republic, Guatemala and Colombia left interest rates unchanged.
Morocco has withstood while the kingdom is facing the high cost of rebuilding after the strongest earthquake in more than a century, Hungary has reduced and Thailand has indicated that it is time to stop.
