The global economy is undergoing a reconfiguration process that is characterized by growing geoeconomic fragmentation, which is defined as the tendency for trade, investment, and global value chains to divide into geopolitically aligned blocs.
FLAR Talks: Resilience of the Latin American financial system during the pandemic
FLARblog’s new post: State of and perspectives on the Spanish banking system in Latin America
FLAR Essay Contest: Deciphering the region with the Economic Information System
Video | Central Bank of Chile joins FLAR as an associate member
FLARblog’s new post: The dollar debt of companies in Latin America: the warning signs
Video: The Dollar Debt of Companies in Latin America: the warning signs
Central Bank of Chile and FLAR sign joint agreement
Working Paper – the dollar debt of companies in Latin America: the warning signs
Center for Global Development: Why Latin America Needs a Larger Reserve Fund
Central Bank of Chile joins the Latin American Reserve Fund – FLAR
FLARblog: Regional impacts and responses to the COVID-19 crisis in Latin America, Europe, and Asia
The Economic Database -SIE is a centralized service that provides economic and financial data about the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean
FLAR Talks: Situation and perspectives for the Spanish banking system in Latin America
Conference of Economic Studies: The Resilient Society in emerging market economies and Latin America
Discussion paper: Regional responses to the Covid-19 crisis: a comparative study from economic, policy, and institutional perspectives
FLAR Talks: Monetary policy in Latin America in a context of heterogeneous recovery and rising global inflation
FLAR contributes to the well-being of Latin America and the Caribbean by promoting macroeconomic and financial stability in the region.