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LatinFinance is the leading source of intelligence on the financial markets and economies of Latin America and the Caribbean. As the volume of information on the region grows, our role of cutting through the clutter to identify events of immediate significance and lasting importance to Latin America and the Caribbean becomes ever more vital.
Magazine - LatinFinance
Dec 20, 2024 · Cover story: A Hefty Price. After Donald Trump won the US presidential election on November 5, concerns exploded over his proposed trade protectionism – specifically, that punitive tariffs on major exporting nations will stoke inflation, strengthen the dollar and keep interest rates high for longer.
2025 Q1 Magazine Issue - LatinFinance
Dec 23, 2024 · Trump’s plans to step up the trade war against China is expected to hit the car industry hardest. But Latin America’s place as the main battleground for critical resources for the energy transition — which includes electric vehicles — is set to grow regardless.
Q4 - The Big Swing - LatinFinance
Oct 28, 2024 · Our latest cover story takes stock of the forthcoming US election and its impact on Latin America and the Caribbean. There could be a major fallout on the region – and some benefits – either way the electorate swings. We explore this in our package of features, taking a dive deep into the ramifications for the region under either scenario, as well as what bond investors foresee. We also ...
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Aug 28, 2023 · South American set to receive $500 mln after reaching staff-level agreement with Fund
LOANS - LatinFinance
Jul 1, 2024 · Mexico’s Banco Actinver led the pack in the first half with a $3.87 billion loan, trailed by Brazilian mining company Vale with a $3 billion deal and Mexican telecommunications firm América Móvil with a $2.5 billion deal, according to LSEG.
Latin America's Old Growth Problem - LatinFinance
Jul 2, 2024 · Latin America has a growth problem, and the shift of demographic trends isn’t helping. In the two decades preceding the pandemic, the region’s gross domestic product grew by 2.5% per year, considerably less than peer economies in …
Three LatAm corporates tap US market - LatinFinance
Dec 4, 2024 · Gruma, Banco Santander México and Vista Energy Argentina became the first Latin American issuers to tap the US bond market since the Thanksgiving holiday slowdown, raising a total of $2.1 billion on Wednesday.
LatAm issuers poised to resume dealmaking - LatinFinance
Sep 23, 2024 · Latin American sovereign and corporate issuers are set to return to the international bond market in the coming weeks to raise funds ahead of potential volatility related to the US presidential election, spurred on by the Federal Reserve’s rate cut last week, investors and analysts told LatinFinance. “There is a line for new issuances, and we are expecting that to happen both on the ...