EnChanges in ministerial positions of the Venezuelan government appear to have been driven by differences of opinion on foreign exchange rate policy, according to Bloomberg. The country’s economic struggles, exacerbated by a fixed exchange rate, are most acutely seen in its imports of food. Panjiva data for top food exports from Colombia, Brazil and Mexico … Continue reading “Venezuela Struggles to Feed Itself as Forex Policy ...
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