The tide is turning in Africa
Negative news coverage from Africa is overshadowing a surprisingly positive trend developing across the continent
Negative news coverage from Africa is overshadowing a surprisingly positive trend developing across the continent
As China makes more strategic moves into Latin America the region’s governments need to address trade imbalances with the EU and the US
Investors are optimistic about Argentina's prospects under Javier Milei, but serious challenges remain. Successfully tackling them will take a delicate balancing act
African nations counting on a windfall from mining minerals essential for the global clean energy...
If Egypt’s government can stick to its reform plans the country stands a good chance of resolving some of its most persistent challenges
With low literacy and high fertility rates, the populations of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso are likely to slide even further into poverty after their leaders take the countries out of Ecowas
The Latin American giant presents a compelling investment case, but timing will be crucial
Argentina’s president-elect secured victory in last weekend’s election on a platform of radical reform. Will his policies match his promises?
Interest rates across Latin America are likely to fall fast, but the positive impact might be muted, writes José Martinez Sanguinetti, who manages a $3.5 billion global portfolio as chief investment officer at Rimac Seguros
Javier Milei’s libertarian revolution for Argentina is the old populism with a different look, writes José Martinez Sanguinetti, who manages a $3.5 billion global portfolio as chief investment officer at Rimac Seguros.
After a concerted lurch to the left, Latin America appears to be drifting back to the political center—potentially drawing interest from foreign investors, writes José Martinez Sanguinetti, who manages a $3.5 billion global portfolio as chief investment officer at Rimac Seguros.
As political turmoil and social unrest spread throughout Latin America, pragmatism is needed to confront populist extremism and find a long-term solution, writes José Martinez Sanguinetti, who manages a $3.5 billion global portfolio as chief investment officer at Rimac Seguros.