As more companies shift production closer to the United States from Asia, investment in manufacturing is booming in Mexico. The growth is so fast, however, that it is outpacing the […]
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Posted in2023 Q4
Argentina: On the Brink of Change
After years of unending financial crises, Argentines are so sick of the political establishment that they may give an outsider a shot at righting the economy. Javier Milei is close […]
Posted in2023 Q4
Interview: Paraguay’s Presient Santiago Peña
Paraguay’s new president will seek strong economic growth in his term, a strategy that will include attracting more foreign investment and entering the sustainable financing market. With a strong track […]
Posted in2023 Q4
Central Bank Governor of the Year: Roberto Campos Neto
The central bank governor of Brazil gets the nod for his deft handling of monetary policy, which has allowed him to bring down interest rates before developed economies. Roberto Campos […]
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Interview: IDB President Ilan Goldfajn
To meet the mammoth financing needs for climate and economic development in Latin America and the Caribbean, cooperation will be needed, the president of the Inter-American Development Bank says in […]
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Finance Minister of the Year: Fernando Haddad
The Brazilian earned the award for his ability to get reforms passed, helped by his moderate and pragmatic style in an otherwise polarized political environment. A big result: the economy […]
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Roundtable – Mexico: Caution Amid the Uncertainty
Leading corporate executives express concern about Mexico’s economy and investment climate, though they see promising activity in the capital markets. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s first months in office have […]
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CEO LETTER: A NEW LOOK
Dear Reader, Most good things need refreshing once in while, not least magazines – and especially in an age where the printed word is more and more scarce. LatinFinance has […]
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VIEWPOINT: WHAT TO WATCH
From Brazil’s lackluster economic growth to a possible resurgence in green bonds to a showdown over Venezuela’s debt, the second half of the year will be notable for some key […]
Posted in2019 Q2
MARKET TALK: H2.2019
Strategists forecast a slowdown in capital market activity in the second half as corporate financing demand eases and economic concerns grow; bright spots remain for discerning investors. BONDS Mark Tuttle, […]