Category: Latin America
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Latin America’s Trade Crossroads: Watching U.S. Tariff Shifts with Uneasy Eyes
For much of modern history, Latin America’s economic fortunes have been tied to global demand for its commodities—coffee, copper, soybeans, oil, and more recently, lithium. The region’s trade models were built around exporting primary goods and importing higher-value industrial products. This dependency makes Latin America acutely sensitive to tariff policies…
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Economic Headwinds Facing Latin America and the Caribbean
As the global economic climate grows increasingly volatile, countries in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) find themselves navigating a narrow path toward sustainable growth. Despite showing some resilience in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the region continues to grapple with structural vulnerabilities that limit its economic potential. According…