BLADEX says Latin America sovereign risk perception improves, fiscal and institutional risks persist

• BLADEX published a regional credit-rating outlook that flags a broad improvement in Latin America’s sovereign risk perception.
• Fiscal sustainability and institutional strength remain the main pressure points, with risks concentrated in country-specific vulnerabilities.
• External accounts continue to act as a key credit buffer, while growth, inflation, and policy settings show a more neutral balance.
• South America shows a persistent credit-quality gap with higher volatility; Central America and the Caribbean look steadier but still vulnerable.
• 2026–2027 projections point to weaker growth prospects and rising fiscal strain, raising the bar for further credit gains.

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