Category: Magazine
Q4 – The Big Swing
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 look at the impact of the election – and growing protectionism – for trade, economic growth and investment in Latin America, while also examining the region’s potential to become a greater global supplier of energy and mineralsWill she emerge from the shadow of Andrés Manual López Obrador, her charismatic predecessor and mentor? Or will she press for reforms that could turn away investors? We delve into the economic and financial challenges she faces — and how investors are positioning themselves.
US Election Special: The Resource Blessing
Latin America has long been a global source of energy and minerals. Whoever comes to power in Washington could impact which resources — fossil fuels or energy transition metals — gain most favor.
Infrastructure Finance: In with the new
Private companies are finding ample opportunities – and good returns – in two infrastructure sectors that have years of growth ahead of them: data centers and water.
Resilience Finance: Adapt or Lose
Pressure is rising on countries to reduce their vulnerability. But more must be done to prepare Latin America and the Caribbean for climate change to prevent billions of dollars in future losses, experts say.
Pemex: Weighing the options
After years of declining oil production and a worsening debt load, Pemex faces few options but to turn to the private sector to help develop Mexico’s wealth of energy resources. Holders of its bonds are waiting for signals on what measures the new administration will take.