Economy minister says taxing US imports could be Plan B if NAFTA talks fail to reach an agreement
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Brazil cuts rates again
Central bank drops the Selic benchmark to 12.25%, the lowest level since early 2015
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Carstens remains Banxico head through November
Mexico’s central bank governor delays his departure date at the request of President Enrique Peña Nieto
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Mexico remains open to NAFTA changes
Economy minister calls a proposed border tax “counterproductive” and a violation of WTO rules
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Mexico open to NAFTA changes but calls border tax “counterproductive”
Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo tells LatinFinance that digital commerce, environmental and labor issues could be a part of talks to revise NAFTA
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OPINION: Filling Correa’s shoes
Edwin Guttierez, Head of Emerging Market Sovereign Debt at Aberdeen Asset Management, offers his view on Ecuador’s presidential election
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Argentina, Chile hold rates steady
Chile signals a rate cut could come in the short term, while Argentina says it will maintain caution
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Mexico expresses skepticism over US border tax
Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo says he has not seen widespread agreement among Trump advisors on a proposal to tax Mexican imports
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Peru steps in to approve asset sales from Odebrecht scandal
PPK unveils new measures to deal with the widening corruption scandal
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Paraguay works on next international bond sale
Finance minister says the sovereign could raise up to $550m in the cross-border market in March