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Ilan Goldfajn

  • Sunday, 13 October, 2024
    Argentina
    Reforms can help Argentina break free of its history

    Partnership between the public and private sectors is key to reviving the country’s economy

    Argentina’s President Javier Milei poses for pictures after ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange
  • Sunday, 10 March, 2024
    Inter-American Development Bank
    Latin American development bank to ramp up lending after reforms

    IDB chief says it can provide an extra $112bn over next decade, increasing loan rate by almost half

    Ilan Goldfajn, IDB president
  • Thursday, 5 October, 2023
    Americas economy
    Triple opportunity could transform Latin America’s fortunes, bank head says

    Exports of green energy, food and critical minerals could bring prosperity after years of weak growth

    Ilan Goldfajn raises his right hand as he makes a point while speaking
  • Monday, 23 January, 2023
    InterviewInter-American Development Bank
    New IDB chief sets out plan to boost bank’s performance and morale

    Ilan Goldfajn vows to improve staff relations after turmoil under predecessor and target lending at social needs

    Ilan Goldfajn
  • Sunday, 20 November, 2022
    Inter-American Development Bank
    Brazilian economist to lead top Latin America development bank

    Ilan Goldfajn secures overwhelming support after Argentina pulls candidate

  • Friday, 18 November, 2022
    News in-depthInter-American Development Bank
    Latin Americans fight it out to lead scandal-hit development bank

    Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Trinidad all nominate candidates to succeed fired Cuban-American

  • Tuesday, 26 April, 2022
    Americas economy
    Ukraine war offers Latin America opportunity to boost exports, says IMF

    Fund official says region can play a role in alleviating commodity shortages caused by Russia’s invasion

    Wheat being harvested in a field in Argentina
  • Thursday, 15 November, 2018
    Central banks
    Santander’s Roberto Campos Neto to become Brazil’s new central banker
  • Tuesday, 12 June, 2018
    News in-depthCurrencies
    Brazil’s central bank in firepower test with currency speculators

    The real once more comes under assault from foreign exchange traders

    epa05350525 New President of the Central Bank of Brazil, economist Ilan Goldfajn, participates in a session of the Senate´s Commission of Economic Affairs to debate his appointment, at the National Congress in Brasilia, Brazil, 07 June 2016. EPA/FERNANDO BIZERRA JR
  • Wednesday, 11 October, 2017
    News in-depthBrazilian economy
    Brazilians taste the first fruits of recovery

    Low inflation is allowing an economy emerging from a historic recession to breathe

    People walk through the warehouse and distribution center known by the acronym (CEAGESP) in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2015. CEAGESP, which houses the largest supply of fruits and vegetables in Latin America, handles about 50,000 visitors and 12,000 vehicles per day. Photographer: Paulo Fridman/Bloomberg
  • Wednesday, 20 September, 2017
    Special ReportBrazil: the Road Ahead
    A cool head for crisis: Brazil central bank chief Ilan Goldfajn

    Success in curbing Brazilian inflation is just the first step in creating long-term stability for economic recovery

    Brazilian central bank chief Ilan Goldfajn
  • Monday, 15 May, 2017
    Special ReportReinventing Brazil
    Goldfajn: stick to new policies and inflation will stay low

    Brazil’s central bank president on how he expects the economy to recover this year

    Ilan Goldfajn
  • Saturday, 18 March, 2017
    Brazilian economy
    Central bank chief says Brazil to emerge from recession by year end

    Ilan Goldfajn expects growth rate of up to 3% in fourth quarter

    epa05350525 New President of the Central Bank of Brazil, economist Ilan Goldfajn, participates in a session of the Senate´s Commission of Economic Affairs to debate his appointment, at the National Congress in Brasilia, Brazil, 07 June 2016. EPA/FERNANDO BIZERRA JR
  • Monday, 13 March, 2017
    EM SquaredDan Bogler
    Brazil: Bacen back in charge Premium content

    With inflation falling, the central bank can cut interest rates faster than expected

    Ilan Goldfajn, president of the Central Bank of Brazil, speaks during an interview in Brasilia, Brazil, on Thursday, Sept. 8, 2016. Brazilian policy makers are monitoring investor perception of risk in the Latin American country as one of the conditions for monetary easing, Goldfajn said. Photographer: Lula Marques/Bloomberg
  • Sunday, 28 August, 2016
    EU economy
    Week Ahead Economics Diary: Eurozone growth likely to have held up

    UK vote to leave EU does not appear to have had immediate negative effects for the eurozone

  • Thursday, 18 August, 2016
    Sport
    Brazil looks to build on goals beyond football success

    Hopes rise that the national team’s path to the Olympic final presages a broader economic revival

    Brazil's Neymar celebrates at the end of a quarter-final match of the men's Olympic football tournament against Colombia in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Saturday Aug. 13, 2016. Brazil won 2-0 and qualified for the semi-finals.(AP Photo/Leo Correa)
  • Wednesday, 20 July, 2016
    Central banks
    Brazil holds key rate at 10-year high
  • Wednesday, 13 July, 2016
    Global Economy
    Brazil to formally enshrine central bank’s autonomy

    Law would aim to strengthen institution’s credibility in markets

    Thousands of demonstrators protest against Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, the federal government, ex-president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and the corruption cases being reported and currently investigated on March 13, 2016 in Manaus, Amazonas, northern Brazil. Some three million Brazilians enraged at corruption, recession and demanding the removal of leftist President Dilma Rousseff demonstrated across Latin America's biggest nation Sunday. AFP PHOTO/ Raphael ALVES / AFP / RAPHAEL ALVES (Photo credit should read RAPHAEL ALVES/AFP/Getty Images)
  • Wednesday, 8 June, 2016
    Central banks
    Brazil’s central bank keeps rates on hold
  • Wednesday, 8 June, 2016
    Emerging markets
    Brazil inflation surprises by edging higher in May
  • Wednesday, 25 May, 2016
    EM SquaredDan Bogler
    Brazil: a lack of Temer-ity Premium content

    New government faces intractable problems and shows few signs of implementing bold solutions

    Brazil's interim President Michel Temer reacts during a meeting of the presentation of economic measures, at the Planalto Palace in Brasilia, Brazil, May 24, 2016. REUTERS/Adriano Machado TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY
  • Tuesday, 17 May, 2016
    US & Canadian companies
    Brazil taps veteran economist as central bank chief

    Interim government is recruiting big names in effort to restore confidence

    TOPSHOT - New Brazilian Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles speaks during a press conference to announce the names of the new members of the government's economic team in Brasilia on May 17, 2016. Meirelles named Ilan Goldfajn for the Central Bank, Marcelo Caetano for the Department of Welfare, Mansueto Almeida Junior as Secretary of Economic Monitoring and Carlos Hamilton as Secretary of Economic Policy. / AFP PHOTO / EVARISTO SAEVARISTO SA/AFP/Getty Images
  • Tuesday, 17 May, 2016
    World
    Brazil appoints new central bank head
  • Monday, 9 May, 2016
    Global InsightBrazilian economy
    Brazil’s new president will have a chance to steady the ship

    Michel Temer’s first task is to win over investor confidence and stabilise the economy

    Barring any late surprises, Michel Temer will be handed the task of rescuing Latin America’s largest economy
  • Tuesday, 13 January, 2015
    beyondbricsCentral banks
    Guest post: China’s new growth model holds a silver lining for Brazil
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