Latin America is reducing its dependence on the dollar, and it is doing so (at least in part) as a reaction to the policies ...
As the world financial crisis hits Latin America, it is easy to equate it to the repeated financial crises that hit the region in 1982, 1995, and 2001. In these past episodes, irresponsible fiscal ...
After it came to light last October that the U.S. would extend a $20 billion currency swap line to Argentina — a lifeline to stabilize the peso as pre-election panic threatened to unravel Javier Milei ...
Jan. 29 (UPI) --Part 3 of a 12-part series examining structural barriers to growth and competitiveness in Latin America. Productivity and innovation do not alone determine economic performance in ...
SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan. 23 (UPI) --Rising public debt has again become a central concern for Latin American economies, amid low growth, higher financing costs and an uneven fiscal recovery after the ...
No Latin American debt market is benefitting from the “Sell America” sentiment of the last year as much as Chile, where foreign investors are snapping up domestic bonds at the fastest pace ever as a ...
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