Political and economic outlook for Latin America in 2023
Latin America’s trilemma: tough trade-offs on the economy and politics will shape the business environment in 2023, writes Theodore Kahn, Associate Director, Control Risks...
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Colombian revolution?
Colombia’s first left-wing president, Gustavo Petro, is trying to transform the country’s economic model, while investors count the costs...
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Brazil, Colombia and Mexico start 2023 on weak footing
Pollyanna De Lima, Economics Associate Director Economic Indicators & Forecasts at S&P Global Market Intelligence crunches the latest Latin American numbers...
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Five key lessons from the first months of Lula 3.0
Adam Patterson sees fiscal stress, economic warning signs and déjà vu in Brazil...
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Can we produce clean oil in the Amazon?
Oil production in the rainforest has come under attack but with modern technology it can be cleaner than alternatives…
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Argentina's oil and gas revival will move global energy markets
Technology and investment have breathed life into Argentina’s ‘dead cow’ unconventional play and the country could soon become one of Latin America’s biggest energy exporters…
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Why the world will need Latin America's clean oil in 2023
The region is home to the clean, cost-effective oil and gas we need to fuel the energy transition…
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Latin America emerges as a renewable superpower
Latin America has the greenest grid on the planet and potential for plenty more clean energy projects but investing in the theme isn’t for the impatient…
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Golden times ahead?
A strange divergence in the gold market suggests the yellow metal may have lost its shine but not its long-term value...
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Global economic slowdown set to dampen growth in Latin America
Pollyanna De Lima, Economics Associate Director, Economic Indicators & Surveys, S&P Global Market Intelligence, crunches the latest manufacturing data to analyse the region's growth prospects...
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Will Lula take Brazil back to the past?
Adam Patterson, our correspondent in Curitiba, Brazil, worries about the economic implications of the country's presidential elections...
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Sustainable Solutions for Latin America's Housing Deficit
[SPONSORED CONTENT] Miraval is Europe’s first Latin America-focused sustainable real estate developer. As it builds homes for the region’s fast-growing middle class it will also generate exciting returns for investors…
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Panama - the next Latin American food hub
A new agropark law should attract the capital and technology needed to boost Panama’s surprising agribusiness potential…
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Why Latin America remains El Dorado for gold investors
The yellow metal is under pressure from ESG investors, crypto currencies and rising interest rates but profitable projects will continue to reward investors…
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Brazilian mining unfazed by looming elections
Brazil is already an established mining jurisdiction for iron ore; now smaller miners are leveraging those advantages to produce other metals…
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CMI Capital: Sustainable Impact Investing in Central America
SPONSORED CONTENT: CMI Capital improves lives across the region by investing in renewable energy, real estate and inclusive finance...
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Latin America: the key to net zero
The region’s base metals are crucial to stabilising global greenhouse-gas emissions...
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Brazil at economic crossroads with Lula v Bolsonaro
Adam Patterson, our correspondent in Curitiba, explores what the presidential elections hold for the Brazilian economy…
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