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Mercosur-EU talks could be first casualty Latin America will inevitably feel the pinch after Brexit was approved by 52 percent of British voters last week. Ingo Plöger, head of the Business Council of Latin America ...
Total trade between South Korea and Latin America reached $42.27 billion last year, a 13.6 percent drop compared with 2014, according to Latin Trade’s latest Korea-Latin America Trade Index. In terms of percentage growth, Venezuela ...
An exclusive op-ed by Christian Daude, Senior Economist, Head of Colombia/Greece Desk, OECD The global economy today presents important challenges for Latin America. According to the latest OECD Economic Outlook, global growth is projected to ...
Global foreign direct investment flows grew 25 percent to $1.7 trillion last year, the highest level since the beginning of the global financial crisis in 2007, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. ...
By IHS Chief Economist Nariman Behravesh and IHS Global Insight Senior Research Director Sara Johnson April 2016 Growth rates of the world’s key economies diverge While the global economy remains stuck in low gear, the divergence in ...
( Caixin).- Murilo Ferreira also backs the government’s plans for making changes at steel mills, saying some plants need to be modernized By Wang Shuo, Lu Xiaoyi and Huang Kaixi (Beijing) – Vale SA, the world’s ...
The U.S. and China continue to dominate trade with the region. by David Ramirez The trend was largely supported by rising exports to and imports from both countries, which altogether increased last year by 2.4 and ...
This year, Latin Trade will provide Chinese companies a unique opportunity to learn more about doing business in Latin America The Latin Trade Group will provide Chinese companies a unique occasion to learn about ...
By David Ramirez Albeit the recovery of Japanese GDP growth last year, the economic slowdown in Latin America and the decline in world commodity prices caused bilateral trade flows to plunge 14 percent, to $51.3 ...
By David Ramirez Trade flows between Korea and Latin America fell 3 percent in 2014, to $48.9 billion, according to LT’s Korea-Latin America Trade Rankings. The trend is the consequence of a 4 percent contraction ...
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