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Memories of the 1980s and 1990s loom as prices rise at the fastest pace in two decades
Russia’s longtime ally is already struggling with food and fuel shortages and a collapse in tourism
Fund official says region can play a role in alleviating commodity shortages caused by Russia’s invasion
Environmental study finds Brazilian company’s carbon footprint is larger than all of Italy
López Obrador continues agenda of resource nationalism but analysts question strategy
Supply problems and rising costs make it difficult to replace lost agricultural output caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
A medtech business leads the field of 500 companies, knocking a fintech lender off the top spot
Deal buys time for government but experts see another potential crisis around the corner
López Obrador later apologises after raising fears of undermining central bank’s independence
Big price rises for petrol, diesel and cooking gas spark anger from both Bolsonaro and Lula
Economists expect a rise on Wednesday and Selic to hit 12.75 per cent by end of the year
LatAm countries gain from Western sanctions on Russia and disruption to Ukraine’s agriculture
Agreement will now be put to Congress for its approval as key repayment deadline looms
Investors fear big changes and market uncertainty in event of leftist win in May’s election
With several interest rate rises expected soon, best to wait before trying to bottom fish
Alberto Fernández has just weeks to convince lawmakers to sign on to the restructuring of $44.5bn in debt
Money sent back by foreign workers helps to prop up economies coping with high unemployment and inflation
Talk of government-led cartel overlooks need for private sector to develop resources
Rodrigo Cerda says his country must stay focused on growth after leftwing Boric administration takes over
Brazil, Russia and others jumped ahead of the Fed to control inflation but may have stifled growth
Tightening monetary cycle and a resurgent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva offer investors cause for optimism
Argentina and Ecuador’s presidents to meet Xi Jinping to discuss debt and investments
Broader steps are required to tackle long-running structural problems
Experts debate whether the two-time president can enact his social agenda without blowing the budget
Government averts looming crisis over billions of dollars in payments owed to fund
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