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Yen Loses Safe-Haven Status
The yen fell to its lowest level against the dollar in 32 years as the Bank of Japan continues to keep interest rates near zero while central banks around the world are raising rates to fight rising inflation.
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Argentina: The Soy Dollar Experience
A shrewd policy move helped turn Argentina's soybean surplus into hard currency reserves for the government.
Features
Mexico: Renewable On Hold
Renewables initiatives are languishing as a political feud grinds to a halt the sector’s growth plans.
Features
Latin America: A New Era Of Stagflation?
If it looks like stagflation, acts like stagflation, it's not necessarily stagflation.
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Digital Payment Methods Are Brazil’s Newest Export
The country’s originals, Pix and Ebanx, could soon hit markets as diverse as Canada, Colombia and Nigeria—with many others on the horizon.
News
Agentina: Squeeze Play For New Minister
Argentine President Alberto Fernández appointed Silvina Aída Batakisin a desperate attempt to calm investors amid a 64% year-over-year inflation rate.
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US Dollar Index Hits 20-Year High
Analysts point to three main factors behind the fast rise of the US-backed currency: broad interest-rate differentials, soaring US Treasuries and a broad risk-off sentiment in US stock markets, prompting Americans to hold more cash.
Winner Insights
Cultivating A Culture: Q&A With Banco Do Brasil VP Marcelo Cavalcante
Marcelo Cavalcante, vice president of Banco do Brasil, discusses Brazil’s digitalization and the nation’s agricultural boom.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Jamaica: The Year Of True Recovery
Tides are turning in Jamaica with tourism rebounding after the shock of Covid-19.
Banking
World’s Best Banks 2022: Central America
High growth and low inflation bump up balance sheets.
