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Juan Lorenzo Maldonado
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado is a senior economist for Latin America at Roubini Global Economics. Juan Lorenzo's areas of coverage include monetary and fiscal policy, inflation, growth, currency and institutional and political dynamics in major Latin American economies. He has been quoted in a variety of news outlets including Bloomberg, Reuters, Forbes and Latin-America-based publications like El Pais (Uruguay). Prior to joining RGE, Juan Lorenzo worked in the finance industry in Ecuador for Citigroup, Lloyds TSB and the Banco Santander Representative Office in Quito. He holds a master's degree in economics from New York University and a bachelor's degree in economics from Universidad Catolica del Ecuador.
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Recent Articles by Juan Lorenzo Maldonado
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on the holdouts' response to Argentina's proposed payment formula
April 23, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on closing our recommendation of trading Brazilian vs. Mexican equities
April 23, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on social tensions in Argentina
April 22, 2013
Argentina’s Debt Drama: A Game of Incentives
April 19, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on Brazil's timid rate hike
April 18, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on the widening gap between official and unofficial exchange rates in Argentina
April 4, 2013
Chile Outlook: The Perils of Growth
April 2, 2013
Latin America Outlook: To Each His Own
April 1, 2013
Argentina Outlook: A Stable Disequilibrium?
March 29, 2013
Mexico Outlook: Getting Ready for Take-Off
March 27, 2013
Brazil Outlook: The Miracle That Wasn’t There
March 21, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on Brazil's Finance Minister comments on inflation and interest rates
March 11, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on Banxico's rate cut
March 8, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on Brazil's monetary policy decision and industrial production data
March 7, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on the Court of Appeal's order to Argentina to specify proposed payment to holdouts
March 1, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on monetary policy expectations and RGE’s out of consensus views
February 21, 2013
Brazil’s Policy Makers Turning Up the Volume on Inflation
February 18, 2013
Venezuela Devalues the Bolivar: Expected, but Insufficient
February 11, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on Banxico turning dovish
February 7, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on Brazil's January inflation and rate hikes priced in by the market
February 7, 2013
LatAm Inflation: All Is Well, Except for Brazil
February 4, 2013
The Brazilian Central Bank's Day of Reckoning Has Arrived
January 27, 2013
Argentina Debt Saga Update: The Calm Before the Storm
January 23, 2013
External Account Balances Gain Significance in LatAm
January 21, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on the widening disparity between official and unofficial exchange rate in Argentina
January 17, 2013
The Great Divide in LatAm Macro Performance Stems From Policy
January 14, 2013
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on Brazil's inflation dynamics in 2012
January 10, 2013
Will the New Year Bring New Policy Making in Brazil?
January 2, 2013
Central Bank of Chile: No Wiggle Room Yet
December 25, 2012
Brazilian Central Bank: Something to Prove
December 25, 2012
Banxico: Laying Off the Accelerator
December 25, 2012
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on Brazil's extension of 2012 tax breaks and inflation report
December 20, 2012
LatAm, Mexico and Chile Outlook Highlights
December 17, 2012
Chile Outlook: A Little Too Optimistic?
December 14, 2012
Latin America Outlook: Dragging a Ball and Chain
December 14, 2012
Mexico Outlook: A Delicate Balance Between Hope and Hype
December 13, 2012
Argentina Outlook: Running Out of Scotch Tape
December 11, 2012
Brazil, Colombia and Peru Outlook Highlights
December 10, 2012
Brazil Outlook: Time to Bank on Buffers
December 10, 2012
Colombia Outlook: It’s Not How You Start…
December 7, 2012
Argentina’s Debt Saga: Not for the Faint of Heart
December 2, 2012
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on the Court of Appeal granting emergency stay to Argentina
November 28, 2012
Argentina's Next Step: Rerouting Debt Payments
November 27, 2012
BCB Ignoring Brazilian Inflation Risk at Its Own Peril
November 26, 2012
Is Another Default Imminent for Argentina?
November 19, 2012
Few Upside Surprises Left for LatAm Countries in 2012
November 12, 2012
Policy Space Continues to Shrink for Argentina Post-Downgrade
November 5, 2012
Banrep: Wait and See
October 31, 2012
Chilean Domestic Demand Continues Driving Growth
October 29, 2012
No Cuts nor Hikes: On Hold in LatAm
October 22, 2012
Argentine Pesification Spooks Investors
October 15, 2012
Brazilian Central Bank: The Easing Cycle Is Over
October 14, 2012
Brazilian Monetary Policy: Taylor What?
October 11, 2012
Colombia Joins the Ranks of Reformers
October 8, 2012
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on Chile's August GDP Growth
October 5, 2012
Juan Lorenzo Maldonado on Brazil September inflation and upcoming monetary policy decision
October 5, 2012
Banrep: Data-Dependent Mode
October 4, 2012
Venezuelan Election—Will the Wait Be Worth It?
October 1, 2012
Is QE3 a Game-Changer for LatAm?
September 24, 2012
Latin America Outlook: Time to Take the Gloves Off
September 17, 2012
Brazil, Mexico and Argentina Outlook Highlights
September 17, 2012
Brazilian Central Bank: In Denial
September 16, 2012
Central Bank of Chile: Not Ready to Budge
September 16, 2012
Banxico: Enjoy the Holiday While It Lasts
September 16, 2012
Banrep: Neutral but Nervous
September 16, 2012
Brazil Outlook: Recovery On the Way, Structural Issues Remain
September 13, 2012
Chile Outlook: ‘At Potential’ Sounds Good Enough
September 13, 2012
Mexico Outlook: Time for Reforms
September 13, 2012
Colombia Outlook: Winds of Change
September 13, 2012
Argentina Outlook: No Such Thing as a Free Meal
September 11, 2012
Growth Risks Tilt to the Downside in LatAm
September 10, 2012
Brazil Continues its Attempts to Boost Industry
September 3, 2012
A Heterogeneous LatAm Battles its Demons
August 27, 2012
Brazil Tacking Toward a New Growth Model?
August 20, 2012
LatAm Growth Is Still Shaped From Within
August 13, 2012
Brazilian Inflation Back in the Game?
August 6, 2012
Is Argentina Setting the Stage for a Bank Run?
July 29, 2012
World Prices Weighing on LatAm
July 23, 2012
Banrep: Easing Sooner Rather Than Later
July 18, 2012
Brazilian Central Bank: Rates Expectations Tilt Downward
July 18, 2012
Argentina: Crawling Peg vs. Crumbling Growth
July 17, 2012
Twelve Months and 450-bps of Rate Cuts Later, Brazilian Economic Activity Remains Weak
July 16, 2012
Brazil Outlook: An Extended U-Shaped Recovery
July 10, 2012
Caution and Robust Growth in LatAm Ex-Brazil
July 9, 2012
Banrep: Caution to See Out 2012
July 3, 2012
Who Will Follow Peru’s Lead on Fiscal Stimulus?
June 25, 2012
Crawling Pegs, Managed Floats and Free Floats in LatAm
June 18, 2012
Banxico: Changing Its Tune
June 15, 2012
Central Bank of Chile: Heading in a Dovish Direction
June 15, 2012
Mexico Outlook: A Critical Moment
June 12, 2012
Latin America Outlook: Batten Down the Hatches
June 11, 2012
Brazilian Central Bank: Fixing What Ain’t Broke
June 11, 2012
Colombia Outlook: Still Looking Strong
June 11, 2012
Brazil, Argentina and Chile Outlook Highlights
June 11, 2012
Chile Outlook: Highly Exposed, but Well Prepared
June 8, 2012
Argentina Outlook: A Farewell to Growth
June 8, 2012
Brazil Outlook: The Swing Won’t Go Too High
June 7, 2012
LatAm Juggles Internal and External Challenges
June 4, 2012
Whatever Happened to the LatAm Currency War?
May 28, 2012
Brazil: Stuck in Traffic
May 17, 2012
Different Stages of Business Cycles in LatAm
May 14, 2012
Brazilian Central Bank: Still Not Done Cutting Rates
April 30, 2012
Short-Term Gain in LatAm vs. Long-Term Pain
April 23, 2012
Banrep: Bring on the Macroprudential Regulations
April 19, 2012
Central Bank of Chile: A New Balance of Risks
April 19, 2012
Approaching the End of Easing Cycles in LatAm?
April 16, 2012
Strong Activity Data For LatAm’s G2
April 9, 2012
Inside the Minds of LatAm Policy Makers
April 2, 2012
Deceleration and Caution in LatAm
March 26, 2012
Latin America Outlook: A Renewed Domestic Focus
March 21, 2012
Argentina Outlook: Something’s Gotta Give
March 21, 2012
Venezuela Outlook: A Crucial Year
March 21, 2012
Colombia Outlook: Enjoying the View
March 20, 2012
Mexico Outlook: On a Roll
March 20, 2012
Brazilian Central Bank: Thinking Outside the Inflation Box
March 19, 2012
Banxico: Waiting on the Fed
March 19, 2012
Central Bank of Chile: New Global Scenario, New Policy Plan
March 19, 2012
Chile Outlook: On Cruise Control
March 19, 2012
Brazil Outlook: On an Upswing
March 19, 2012
Brazil, Peru and Chile Outlook Highlights
March 19, 2012
Peru Outlook: In a Lower Gear but Still Moving Along
March 19, 2012
Orthodox Monetary Policy Regimes and New Paradigms
March 12, 2012
Region Holds as Brazil Continues to Cut
March 5, 2012
Differing Growth Dynamics for Brazil and Peru
February 27, 2012
Banrep: Yet to Look Beyond Interest Rates
February 24, 2012
Decoding Brazil’s Disappointing Growth; Predicting Banrep’s Next Move
February 20, 2012
2011 Goes Out With a Bang, 2012 Prospects Still Uncertain
February 13, 2012
Banrep (Colombia): Q3 Growth Beats Expectations
February 9, 2012
Brazilian Central Bank: Lower Real Rates on the Horizon?
February 9, 2012
Central Reserve Bank of Peru: Inflationary Pressures May Lie Ahead
February 9, 2012
Banxico (Mexico): Monetary Policy Path Linked to Global Scenario
February 9, 2012
Central Bank of Chile: The Easing Cycle Begins
February 9, 2012
LatAm Trade Volumes; Brazil’s Monetary Policy
January 30, 2012
Fiscal Policy: Little Space for Stimulus But Manageable Refinancing
January 26, 2012
Credit Growth: From a Gallop to a Trot
January 26, 2012
Brazil: Q1 2012
January 26, 2012
Chile: Q1 2012
January 25, 2012
Mexico: Q1 2012
January 25, 2012
Brazil Monetary Policy and Economic Activity; Mexico Monetary Policy; Argentina Economic Activity; Colombia Leading Indicators
January 16, 2012
Brazil Retail Sales; Mexico Economic Activity; Chile Monetary Policy; Peru Monetary Policy
January 9, 2012
Upside Risks to 2012
January 5, 2012
Brazil Inflation; Chile Economic Activity; Colombia Inflation
January 2, 2012
Colombia Outlook: Growth Peaks at 2006 Levels
December 28, 2011
Mexico Retail Sales; Argentina GDP and Activity Indicators; Colombia Q3 GDP; Peru Politics
December 19, 2011
Central Reserve Bank of Peru: December Update
December 15, 2011
Central Bank of Chile: December Update
December 15, 2011
Banxico: December Update
December 15, 2011
Banrep: December Update
December 15, 2011
Peru Outlook: Strong but Fragile
December 8, 2011
Chile Outlook: Soft Landing
December 8, 2011
Mexico Outlook: Enjoy the Momentum While It Lasts
December 7, 2011
LatAm, Brazil, Argentina and Colombia Outlook Highlights
December 6, 2011
Colombia: Latin America's New Bull
December 6, 2011
Latin America Outlook: Let the Games Begin
December 6, 2011
Brazil Monetary Policy, Mexico Monetary Policy, Chile Activity Indicators, Colombia Monetary Policy
November 28, 2011
Brazil Credit; Mexico GDP and Politics; Colombia Monetary Policy
November 21, 2011
Banxico: November Update
November 17, 2011
Central Reserve Bank of Peru: November Update
November 17, 2011
Central Bank of Chile: November Update
November 17, 2011
Banrep: November Update
November 17, 2011
Mexico Inflation Report; Chile Q3 GDP and Monetary Policy; Colombia Activity Indicators; Peru GDP
November 14, 2011
Latin America: Bring It On
October 24, 2011
Argentina Politics; Brazil Minutes; Mexico and Chile Activity; Colombia Monetary Policy; Peru Fiscal Policy
October 24, 2011
Brazil’s Monetary Policy; Mexico, Colombia and Peru’s Activity Indicators; Venezuela’s Debt
October 17, 2011
Monetary Policy and Industrial Activity in Mexico; Chile to Remain On Hold; Colombia's Central Bank Minutes
October 10, 2011
Brazil Outlook Update: A New Model for Monetary Policy
September 21, 2011
Colombia Outlook Update: Domestic Demand to Sustain 2012 Growth
September 20, 2011
Peru Outlook Update: Lower Growth Still Solid
September 20, 2011
Mexico Outlook Update: Can’t Run or Hide
September 20, 2011
Global Headwinds Dampen Regional Growth Prospects
September 19, 2011
Latin America Outlook Update: Another Steeplechase Ahead
September 19, 2011
Chile Outlook Update: Battling Against Global Headwinds
September 19, 2011
Monetary Policy in Brazil, Mexico, Chile and Peru; Economic Activity in Argentina; Politics in Mexico
September 12, 2011
Brazil, Chile and Colombia Monetary Policy; Brazil and Peru GDP
August 26, 2011
Banxico: August Update
August 19, 2011
External Risks to Latin America; Central Banks On Hold in Chile, Colombia; GDP Growth in Peru Unlikely to Exceed 7%
August 15, 2011
New FX Tax in Brazil; Economic Activity Normalizes in Chile; Peru President Raises Concerns
August 1, 2011
LatAm: No Bubble to Burst in Brazil
July 28, 2011
Brazilian Central Bank Dovish; Mexican Indicator Rebounds; Colombian Rate Hike Expected; Peruvian Economic Team Appointed
July 25, 2011
Brazil’s Domestic Demand Indicators; Mexico’s Industrial Production; Chile’s Monetary Policy; Peru’s May GDP
July 11, 2011
Inflation in Brazil; Mexico’s Monetary Policy; GDP Growth in Chile; Venezuela’s President Treated for Cancer
July 5, 2011
Mexico Outlook Update: Slow Recovery
June 22, 2011
Colombia Outlook Update: Paving the Way
June 22, 2011
Argentina Outlook Update: Fernandez Pursues Re-Election Against Backdrop of High Growth
June 22, 2011
Venezuela Outlook Update: Oil Economics
June 22, 2011
Converging to Potential Growth
June 21, 2011
Brazil Outlook Update: Decelerating to Potential
June 21, 2011
Peru to Decelerate to Sustainable Growth Levels; Chile to Grow at Potential in H2 2011
June 13, 2011
Chile Outlook Update: Domestic Demand Remains Robust
June 13, 2011
High Inflation in Brazil, Mexico; Economy to Stabilize in Chile; Rate-Hike Outlook in Colombia; New President in Peru
June 6, 2011
Brazil’s Q1 GDP; Mexico and Colombia’s Monetary Policy Decisions; Peru’s Key Indicators
May 31, 2011
Growth Dynamics Continue on Robust Footing in LatAm
May 16, 2011
Further Tightening on the Cards, Across LatAm
May 9, 2011
Brazil Softens Tightening Path; Colombia Looks Set to Hike
April 25, 2011
Latin America: Policy Challenges Ahead
April 21, 2011
Brazil Likely to Hike Rates in April; Mexico Stays On Hold
April 17, 2011
Chile: Strong Economic Momentum in February
March 31, 2011
Uruguay: Central Bank Surprises Consensus
March 24, 2011
Market Rates Continue to Trim Down in Brazil
March 24, 2011
Chile: Improving Inflation Expectations
March 24, 2011
Uruguay: Strong Growth in 2010
March 22, 2011
Radical Presidential Candidate Advances in Peru Polls
March 22, 2011
Uruguay: BCU Likely to Tighten Rates in March
March 20, 2011
Chile: Central Bank Hikes Rates to 4%
March 20, 2011
Brazilian Inflation Pressures Easing in March
March 20, 2011
Colombia Outlook: Snail-Pace Recovery
March 18, 2011
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