It led to industrialization in Latin America only because the region had none before. Its more salient byproduct was the destruction of market forces, with the rise of noncompetitive firms; ...

The World Bank lowered Latin America’s 2025 growth forecast to 2.1%, making it the slowest-growing region. Mexico’s economic ...

The markets face a baffling prospect: continual disruptions from the White House with potentially severe consequences.

Or is this just another dead end? The party seems to be over, writes Ian Whittaker, as Chinese ecommerce giants scramble amid ...

A group of barren, uninhabited volcanic islands near Antarctica – the Heard and McDonald Islands – both covered in glaciers ...

Liberation Day brings a potential import tax increase to 24% from 2.5%, leading to inflation or reduced ... and Mexico have been spared, while Latin America as a whole seems to have been less ...

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) also said a drop in the price of computer games contributed to the lower inflation reading. “This is very much the calm before the storm,” former Bank ...

Trump called her a "great prime minister" and said she had "taken Europe by storm". Meloni's visit to ... There was no announcement of a trade deal, but both leaders sounded optimistic.

A growing chorus of economists are saying they expect the US to slip into a recession this year as activity shrinks under the weight of tariffs and consumers struggle to cope with higher inflation ...