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South American currency and monetary volatility

3 clusters · 51 sources · last updated

Latest: Venezuela Central Bank mandates interest on all Bolívar deposits

Economic indicators in Argentina show increasing currency volatility and shifting demand for US dollars. In late August, Argentina’s Central Bank reported a significant surge in dollar demand, with approximately 1.7 mill

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Colombia economy faces currency shifts and inflation

14 clusters · 34 sources · last updated

Latest: Colombia financial markets see MSCI Colcap highs and dollar volatility

The Colombian economy continues to navigate significant currency volatility and inflationary pressures. While the peso previously showed signs of appreciation, recent trends indicate the US dollar has shown upward moveme

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Latin American fiscal and electoral developments

4 clusters · 51 sources · last updated

Latest: Federico Sciurano proposes electoral reforms in Tierra del Fuego

Latin American nations are undergoing various financial and legislative transitions. Initially, focus was placed on banking sector developments, including debt restructuring in Argentina, contactless debit transitions in

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Colombia-Israel diplomatic and trade normalization

2 clusters · 19 sources · last updated

Latest: Colombia pursues trade recovery with Venezuela and manages economic shifts

The Colombian government, led by President Abelardo de la Espriella, has authorized the resumption of coal exports to Israel. This decision reverses a 2024 ban imposed by former President Gustavo Petro, which had been im

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Argentina reserve buildup under Milei

3 clusters · 77 sources · last updated

Latest: Central Bank of Argentina accumulates over US$ 14,000 million in 2026

In early August 2026, the Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA) continued a streak of dollar purchases, adding US$28 million in a single day and roughly US$266 million to its foreign-exchange reserves. Cumulativ