Category: 2026 Q2

With domestic food production limited by climate and water scarcity, Gulf states are investing billions in Latin America’s agribusiness sector — from Brazilian beef and Chilean fruit to logistics and ag-tech — to secure long-term supplies and control global food chains.

For the past year, investors have been flocking to Latin America, drawn by high real interest rates, natural resources and improving fiscal discipline. But war in the Middle East has sent oil prices soaring and shaken markets worldwide. The question now is whether the region’s investment boom can survive the shock.