Positive, austrade a slightly declining GDP growth, low unemployment reasonable, carefully managed

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Positive, austrade a slightly declining GDP growth, low unemployment reasonable, carefully managed austrade public austrade finances and plenty of space for a possible lowering of interest rates are the main reasons for investing in the markets of South America. At the moment the greatest potential Mexico, which, depending on the growth of the US economy strongly enhances its growth.
The uncertainty on the geopolitical and macroeconomic level, true Markets close in the fist. The Greeks were able at the last European Union aid a little relieved, but this does not mean that their future shining. Lately, all the focus is more focused on the euro area, in particular, the financial problems of Spain falls slowly into another recession in the last three years. Meanwhile, the European Central Bank is still heavily controlled by the base rate in the euro area, which is at a record low of one percent, and for which it does not appear to be in the near future may increase. Thus, they are missing an important monetary instrument, because they have only offered austrade a variety of unusual quantitative methods, which can accelerate inflation. If the inflation rate rose above the planned value, central banks will have to raise interest rates, which will cause a lot of difficulties, since Greece, Spain, Italy and other countries in a similar situation stumbled deeper into trouble due to an increase in their debt.
How does all of this affect the developed economies? Unfortunately, the European crisis has an impact on the Chinese economy, whose production and exports declined in recent months, a significant impact on the emergence of the global recession. On the other hand, Latin America is not as sensitive to the problems austrade in Europe and has in contrast to other developed markets is still available a series of monetary measures. Brazil, the largest economy in Latin America, whose GDP is more than two thousand billion dollars, the base rate at nine percent, while inflation is comprised 5.24 percent. Despite the high inflation rate started to decrease from 12.5 percent in August 2010 to safeguard economic growth in anticipation of worsening conditions in the global economy.
It seems that it was their decision austrade smart and further lowering of interest rates is also still possible in the coming months in anticipation of a tightening of growth in the world economy since March 2010, gradually declining for the last 12 months, growth was only 1.37 per cent . Everything is very delicate work, because the inflation rate is still a major concern and therefore should be cuts in interest rates carefully weighed. The general government deficit, which comprises 2.34 percent of GDP, are also still firmly in the grip (for comparison, this is a US 8.2 in Europe and 6.2 percent of GDP) and unemployment is among the lowest in Latin America, 5, 7 percent. Investors should attract in Brazil that will boost domestic consumption austrade and lowering interest rates very much aware of the financial sector, which will result in a shift of investments from less risky investments (bonds) austrade in riskier securities austrade (shares), all of which will be increase liquidity in the financial market.
Mexico, the second largest economy in Latin America, with a GDP of more than one trillion US dollars, indicating improved economic indicators austrade such as Brazil. This is mainly due to the decline of their currency peso, which strongly stimulate exports. The Mexican austrade economy is highly dependent on the US, as these constitute 80 per cent of their exports. In the first two months of this year, Mexican exports increased by 13.4 percent compared with the previous year and was the largest since 1986. All exports in the last year included a record 350 billion US dollars, which is 17 percent more than in 2010 . Analysts predict that this year economic growth in the US climbed from last year's 1.7 to 2.2 percent, which is very encouraging news for Mexico. This may be so again expects record exports, austrade thereby increasing GDP. In 2010, the Mexican economy grew by 3.9 percent, and is now an annual 3.73 percent. The budget is relatively balanced, the general government deficit is only 0.92 percent of GDP, and unemployment is at this moment 5.33 percent.
Although Brazil and Mexico represent a larger share of the economy in Latin America, the data for the rest of the economy in the region