Fitch Solutions - Latin America Monitor: Central America

Fitch Solutions - Latin America Monitor: Central America

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Background and Format: Part of the Latin America Monitor series of newsletters, Latin America Monitor: Central America provides nine pages of political risk analysis, economic forecasts and business information for trade & industry in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama. It provides warning of key changes in the business environment; appraisals of country risk; insights into economic and financial trends and intelligence on company and industry-wide developments and opportunities. It is delivered both as an online PDF and a hard copy. Audience and Readership: Latin America Monitor: Central America is read solely by BMI Research subscribers, most of whom are finance specialists with an insider knowledge of emerging markets. Deadline: No specific deadline Circulation:  The Publisher does not disclose this information. Ad rates: No information disclosed. A contact form can be found here

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