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CABEI issues record $2 billion Global Social Bond amid rising investor demand and improved credit ratings

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) has solidified its position in global capital markets by pricing a $2 billion Global Social Benchmark Bond, marking its largest issuance to date. This issuance underscores CABEI’s rising credit profile, broadening investor base, and leadership in sustainable financing, signaling increasing capital market access for Latin American development […]

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Industry, LatAm, Politics

Mercosur-EU Trade Agreement Signed After 25 Years, Unlocking Market Access and Investment Potential

The signing of the Mercosur-European Union trade agreement in Asunción establishes one of the largest free trade zones worldwide, covering 25% of global GDP and 780 million consumers. With immediate tariff reductions on 92% of Mercosur exports and preferential access to an additional 7.5%, the pact aims to enhance regional exports, attract foreign investment, and

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BESS, LatAm, Markets

Trina Storage Secures Over 1.2 GWh of BESS Contracts in Chile and Argentina, Expands Regional Market Presence

Trina Storage has signed battery energy storage system (BESS) contracts totaling 1,203 MWh across Chile and Argentina with key regional energy players T-Power and YPF Luz. The company intends to deliver roughly 2.5 GWh more in the first half of 2026, reinforcing its position among the top five BESS suppliers in South America amid growing

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Economy, LatAm, Oil & Gas

Goldman Sachs Projects Decline in Brent Oil Prices to Around $55 per Barrel by 2026 Amid Supply Surplus and Recession Risks

Goldman Sachs forecasts Brent crude oil prices will retreat from recent peaks near $75 per barrel to an average of $56 in 2025 and $55 in 2026, driven primarily by a global supply surplus and subdued demand growth. The bank highlights heightened geopolitical risk premiums but underscores production increases outside U.S. shale and weakened economic

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Economy, LatAm, Oil & Gas

U.S. Military Operation in Venezuela and Implications for Cuba Spark Regional Uncertainty Amidst Talks of Greenland Acquisition

The recent U.S. military operation resulting in Nicolás Maduro’s capture and deportation has intensified geopolitical tensions across Latin America and the Caribbean. Ongoing uncertainties around Venezuela’s political future, potential shifts in Cuba’s economic support, and U.S. interest in acquiring Greenland suggest significant regional realignments. Stakeholders should monitor evolving U.S. actions in Venezuela and Latin America,

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Economy, LatAm

Uruguay and Chile maintain highest electricity prices in Southern Cone; Paraguay leads with lowest tariffs

Paraguay continues to offer significantly lower electricity prices across both industrial and residential sectors in the Southern Cone, while Uruguay and Chile persist as the most expensive markets. The sustained disparity reflects divergent energy matrices, regulatory frameworks, and subsidy schemes that will influence regional competitiveness and energy transition pathways in 2026 and beyond. Data from

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Economy, LatAm, Oil & Gas

Latin America Poised as Key Player in Global Oil Market Growth through 2050 Amid Demand Expansion and Investment Needs

Latin America is set to remain a critical contributor to global oil production and energy security in the coming decades, driven by robust demand, strategic reserves, and large-scale investments. Brazil and Guyana will lead regional supply growth through 2026, while Latin American economies leverage oil revenues for economic expansion despite global energy transition pressures. The

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Economy, Fuels, LatAm

Increased Enforcement Targets Cross-Border Fuel Contraband and Illegal Storage Networks in Latin America

Recent intelligence and law enforcement operations across Latin America have intensified disruption of fuel smuggling and illicit storage hubs, revealing highly organized criminal networks exploiting border regions and supply chains. Continued interdictions, combined with emerging legal reforms, suggest escalating pressure on illegal fuel trade and associated corruption in the near term. Joint actions led by

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LatAm, Politics

Inclusion of Women is Critical for Sustainable Artisanal Fisheries in Chile and Peru

Emerging research underscores the key role of women in artisanal fisheries governance and sustainability across Chile and Peru. As regulatory reforms and international agendas promote gender equality, the sector faces growing pressure to better integrate women’s contributions to improve productivity, climate resilience, and equitable resource management. Artisanal fisheries in Chile and Peru confront escalating climate

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