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Latin America

A rocky path for Argentina’s new government

Milei's recent announcement has helped dissipate dollarization fears; however, his proposed fiscal shock will likely…

Rodrigo Eyzaguirre MiragliaNovember 27, 2023

Asia Pacific

The Middle Corridor remains a central focus

New investment and B2G opportunities should emerge as discussions intensify and infrastructure expansion continues Long-term…

Nigar JafarovaNovember 16, 2023

Latin America

Colombia’s tax on sugary beverages and ultra-processed foods

In 2022, Colombia passed a reform that establishes taxes on ultra-processed foods and sugary beverages,…

Javier Fernando FajardoNovember 16, 2023

Asia Pacific

Tokyo’s latest stimulus package

The stimulus fails to provide adequate support to increase demand in the short term Japan’s…

Milind SinghNovember 16, 2023

Latin America

Brazil’s tax reform wins approval in the Senate

As the tax reform advances in Congress, it further veers from its original intent—with multiple…

Cecília GodoyNovember 16, 2023

Europe, Middle East and Africa

The PSOE inches closer to heading a new government

Given ongoing negotiations between the PSOE and the Catalan ERC and Junts parties, acting PM…

Martin BelchevNovember 16, 2023

Latin America

Mining protests threaten Panama’s reputation

Massive protests erupted in Panama in recent weeks against a new law that allows the…

Sebastian ChecoNovember 16, 2023

Europe, Middle East and Africa

South Africa’s deterioration in public finances

Firms selling to the public sector should plan for muted demand growth and tough pricing…

Matthew KindingerNovember 16, 2023

Asia Pacific

The new Thai government is taking aggressive measures

Key policies by the government will support domestic demand over the next 12 months New…

Shivank SehgalNovember 16, 2023

Latin America

Colombia’s elections weaken the Petro administration

The election results further decrease the so-called “Petro risk” in Colombia, as they limit the…

Javier Fernando FajardoNovember 2, 2023

Asia Pacific

China announces an underwhelming stimulus package

The scale of the package is meager, so its impact is likely to be limited…

Thomas ZhangNovember 2, 2023

Latin America

US State Department eases sanctions on Venezuela

Senior officials of the US State Department announced a six-month relief of most sanctions imposed…

Jose LamusNovember 2, 2023

Europe, Middle East and Africa

Hamas-Israel conflict: Implications for Iraq

Prolonged conflict will exacerbate security and economic risks Route-to-market disruptions remain highly likely in Baghdad…

Yasmina ZamelNovember 2, 2023

Latin America

Argentina heads to a runoff between Massa and Milei

While the second round appears more competitive than initially anticipated, Milei will likely moderate his…

Rodrigo Eyzaguirre MiragliaOctober 26, 2023

Europe, Middle East and Africa

BRICS will not help Egypt’s immediate economic crisis

However, Chinese economic influence in Egypt could grow steadily over the medium term Multinationals should…

Abdalla SalehOctober 26, 2023

A rocky path for Argentina’s new government

The Middle Corridor remains a central focus

Colombia’s tax on sugary beverages and ultra-processed foods

Tokyo’s latest stimulus package

Brazil’s tax reform wins approval in the Senate

The PSOE inches closer to heading a new government

Mining protests threaten Panama’s reputation

South Africa’s deterioration in public finances

The new Thai government is taking aggressive measures

Colombia’s elections weaken the Petro administration

China announces an underwhelming stimulus package

US State Department eases sanctions on Venezuela

Hamas-Israel conflict: Implications for Iraq

Argentina heads to a runoff between Massa and Milei

BRICS will not help Egypt’s immediate economic crisis

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