Uruguay’s steady winds, sunshine and ample biomass could allow it to achieve energy sovereignty, says national director of energy Olga Otegui
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Moneda’s Echeverría looks to ESG themes to guide his investments
Choosing between investment returns and sustainability is a thing of the past, says the founder and president of Chile’s Moneda Asset Management.
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The race for food
To feed the world’s growing population, Argentina could play
a bigger role. But that will require investing billions of dollars in a
troubled economy.
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A tight rein
Despite external and internal political and economic challenges, Mexico’s central bank has kept inflation on a steady course
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Another chance
Balancing austerity measures with a new credit line from the IMF, the Macri administration hopes pragmatism can right Argentina’s economy
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Equity funds bet on Brazilian recovery
As Brazil reemerges a deep recession, equity fund managers have taken a shine again to Latin America’s largest economy. Elsewhere in the region, the picks are more selective.
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Fund managers steer through debt markets
After a year of good returns, bond investors in Latin America face increasing volatility — again. Elections and higher interest rates loom, keeping debt fund managers on their toes.
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Finance Ministry Scorecard 2018
In LatinFinance’s annual survey of finance ministries in Latin America and the Caribbean, Mexico edges out other countries by keeping a lid on inflation and strengthening the local currency.
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Buenos Aires talks in the billions for 2018 fundraising
Argentina’s biggest province explores selling debt in dollars, euros, pesos and other currencies
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Mendoza lines up trades for the New Year
Argentine province plots $100m in fresh bond debt to fund infrastructure initiatives