After seeing dramatic growth since the early 2000s, trade between China and Latin America will likely reach unprecedented levels by 2035. Along with greater Chinese investment and financial flows, this will further increase China’s economic importance for countries across Latin America and the Caribbean, with potential implications for prosperity and geopolitics in the region and beyond. In addition, the composition of the region’s exports to China is likely to differ from today’s. Regional governments and businesses must think and plan ahead. To provide greater insight into future commercial scenarios, this new report by Washington-based think tank Atlantic Council aims to trigger policy discussions and influence actions based on how this growing relationship may evolve through four possible scenarios. Read the […]
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