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Colombia’s inflation outlook shifts to the downside

South Africa's economic recovery loses momentum as structural vulnerabilities pile up

Andrés Martínez-FernándezOctober 13, 2022

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A Lula victory is still projected in a tight runoff

Despite Lula's strong showing in the first round, polling significantly underestimated Bolsonaro’s level of support…

Cecília GodoyOctober 6, 2022

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Brazil’s Elections: What’s at Stake for Multinationals

Brazilians will head to the polls to decide whether they will grant Jair Bolsonaro a…

FrontierViewOctober 3, 2022

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LATAM economic momentum is unlikely to last

Q2 economic growth data surprised again to the upside driven by higher-than-expected exports, employment creation,…

Pablo Gonzalez AlonsoSeptember 29, 2022

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Mexico’s nearshoring opportunity is here to stay

Recent FrontierView polling shows GMs believe production is on track to ramp up in Mexico…

Alejandro ValerioSeptember 22, 2022

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Argentina’s FX outlook looks slightly less bleak

The influx of USD will enable the BCRA to maintain a controlled pace of ARS…

Mariana ZepedaSeptember 15, 2022

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Chile’s draft constitution faces overwhelming defeat

Appetite for reform remains strong, but the path forward is not yet clear Firms should…

Mariana ZepedaSeptember 12, 2022

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Brazil’s latest inflation readings

Short-term inflation relief continues to be an effect of government efforts to bring energy prices…

Cecília GodoySeptember 1, 2022

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Chile’s draft constitution will be struck down

With less than two weeks to go until the referendum, opinion polls have barely budged…

Mariana ZepedaAugust 25, 2022

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Why has the Mexican peso remained strong?

Read our related article on why the Mexican peso remains a global currency outperformer. Amid…

Santiago PrevideAugust 18, 2022

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President Petro hits the ground running in Colombia

Even though a less ambitious reform is likely to be approved, it will still create…

Andrés Martínez-FernándezAugust 11, 2022

Latin America

Brazil’s fiscal package raises alarm about debt

Breaching the spending cap could threaten the country’s credit profile and long-term inflation targets Lower…

Cecília GodoyAugust 4, 2022

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Argentina’s ‘super ministry’ unlikely to solve FX crisis

The ministry is slated to publish a slew of new measures this week focused on…

Mariana ZepedaAugust 4, 2022

Latin America

Colombia’s post-electoral snapshot

In July, leftist populist Gustavo Petro was elected president of Colombia, continuing a regional political…

Andrés Martínez-FernándezAugust 3, 2022

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Massive protests break out in Panama

Supply chain disruptions and widespread strikes are generating multimillion-dollar losses in Central America's richest economy…

Santiago PrevideJuly 28, 2022

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Colombia’s inflation outlook shifts to the downside

A Lula victory is still projected in a tight runoff

Brazil’s Elections: What’s at Stake for Multinationals

LATAM economic momentum is unlikely to last

Mexico’s nearshoring opportunity is here to stay

Argentina’s FX outlook looks slightly less bleak

Chile’s draft constitution faces overwhelming defeat

Brazil’s latest inflation readings

Chile’s draft constitution will be struck down

Why has the Mexican peso remained strong?

President Petro hits the ground running in Colombia

Brazil’s fiscal package raises alarm about debt

Argentina’s ‘super ministry’ unlikely to solve FX crisis

Colombia’s post-electoral snapshot

Massive protests break out in Panama

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