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Business News from Latin America

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Commodities boost LATAM surpluses in 2021
Maria Julia Lanza April 17, 2022

Latin America and the Caribbean are expected to record a significant rebound in 2021 overall trade, according to the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), and an analysis by Trade Data Monitor, ...

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Costa Rica at Expo 2020 Dubai: a dynamic platform for trade growth
Maria Julia Lanza March 22, 2022

Costa Rica, with little under 60% of its territory covered by standing forests and an additional 26% of protected territory, is a country that holds 6.5% of the world’s biodiversity and an energy matrix that ...

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Colombia, Colombia, Featured Interviews, Interviews, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay
Expanding foreign trade between Dubai and Latin America: a Q&A with His Excellency Hamad Buamim, President & CEO, Dubai Chambers
Maria Julia Lanza March 21, 2022

Dubai Chambers recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Chamber of Commerce and Services of Uruguay, as part of its efforts to explore promising markets across Latin America and identify trade and investment ...

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Caribbean, In Depth, In Depth, In Depth, In Depth, In Depth, In Depth, In Depth, In Depth, In Depth, Latin America, Latin Trade
Russia’s Trade with Latin America and the South-Central Caribbean in 2021 at a glance
Maria Julia Lanza March 15, 2022

The economic ripples caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are now being felt across the globe and the impacts are likely to hit some regions harder than others. In such a context, it is worth ...

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Countries, Countries, Countries, Countries, Countries
Belarus’ Crucial Role for Russia: Dairy Farm: A Trade Data Monitor Column
Maria Julia Lanza March 1, 2022

With Belarus facing possible sanctions for helping Russia invade Ukraine, it’s worth taking a look at the country’s trade profile. Belarus has a gross domestic product of $62.5 billion, around one-tenth the size of its ...

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Energy, Energy
Gold, Oil, Diamonds and Fertilizers: 10 Things You Need to Know About Russia’s Exports: A Trade Data Monitor Column
Maria Julia Lanza March 1, 2022

The Russian economy is a unique engine, without globally significant manufacturing, but powerful in its capacity to generate fuels, and a handful of valuable natural resources, such as wood, gold, and fertilizers. Here are 10 ...

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Mining, Mining
More Than a Breadbasket, Ukraine is Key Iron Ore and Metals: A Trade Data Monitor Column
Maria Julia Lanza March 1, 2022

The prospect of a Russian war in Ukraine has rattled global markets. Russia is a top producer of commodities from grains to diamonds. The concern about Ukraine has mostly revolved around the country’s large agriculture ...

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Uncategorized
Costa Rica’s international trade strategy
Santiago Gutierrez August 13, 2021

Costa Rica is actively modernizing its trade agreements to include issues like gender parity, and digitization of services, Costa Rica’s Minister of Foreign Trade, Andrés Valenciano, told World Trade Centers Association’s CEO, Robin Van Puyenbroeck. ...

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Asia-Latin America, US-Latin America
Latin American Firms Debate: U.S. and China?
David Buchanan June 20, 2021

For Latin American firms and officials, global trade seems divided into two big, rich markets: Asian developing economies led by China gobbling up commodities, and rich consumers in the U.S. buying manufactured goods. This state ...

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Analysis
How should the WTO be reshaped? An insider’s view
Santiago Gutierrez October 4, 2020

Stopping temporary export restrictions becoming permanent should be a major task for the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) new Director General, said Liam Fox, former Minister of Defense and the UK’s candidate for this international position. ...

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