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
Welcome to the latest edition of Frontier Markets News. As always, we would love to hear...
Welcome to the latest edition of Frontier Markets News. As always, we would love to hear...
Welcome to the latest edition of Frontier Markets News. As always, we would love to hear...
Welcome to the latest edition of Frontier Markets News. As always, I would love to hear...
Congo loses funding | China pumps billions into Central Asia | Iran strengthens regional links | Lasso sidesteps impeachment
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.
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Ecuador is reportedly asking the IMF for a credit line as a string of natural...
Botswana plays hardball | Japan proposes Bangladesh hub | Iran's infrastructure play | Ecuador looks for $1b credit line
As the Ecuadorian constitutional court approved impeachment proceedings against President Guillermo Lasso, the Peruvian congress tabled a motion to impeach President Dina...
