JPMorgan has raised its outlook on Mexican equities to “overweight” while downgrading Brazilian stocks to “neutral,” reflecting a divergence in economic prospects across Latin America. JPMorgan’s upgrade of Mexican stocks stems from the country’s strong economic ties with the United States. Strategist Emy Shayo Cherman explained that resilient US growth…
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Donald Trump’s pledge to impose tariffs of up to 20% on global imports, with even higher rates for China…
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The Mexican peso is currently experiencing significant economic challenges, trading at over 20.5 pesos per US dollar and nearing…
Gold prices stabilised on Tuesday as US President-elect Donald Trump threatened to impose more tariffs on imported goods. Prices…
Brazil’s economy is under significant strain as consumer prices have unexpectedly increased in mid-November, suggesting a possible change in…