Latin American currencies started the
week with declines as conflicting headlines surrounding
U.S.-China trade talks kept investors on the sidelines, while
Brazil's real closed at an all-time low.
Xactly, the leading innovator of cloud-based sales performance management software, today announced an expansion of its global cloud footprint to capitalize on rising demand for holistic planning and its SPM platform in Latin America.
Chilean President Sebastian Pinera on Sunday vowed "no impunity" for security forces that used excessive force and violated the rights of protesters during weeks of violent riots over economic policies and social injustice that have left more than 20 dead.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro embraced the currency of his bitter rival the United States on Sunday, calling it an "escape valve" that can help the country weather its economic crisis amid U.S. sanctions aimed at forcing him from power.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said on Sunday that dollar transactions, which have been growing in the country in recent months, are an "escape valve" that could help the economy in recession, amid U.S. sanctions and ongoing currency controls.
A surge in Chilean assets lifted Latin
American markets on Friday after lawmakers agreed to hold a
referendum to replace a dictatorship-era constitution, while
optimism on the U.S.-China trade front ...
Next year will be decisive for Colombia's oil and gas industry, as efforts to increase exploration and production move ahead in the midst of problems with community relations and security, industry experts said. The Andean country's government is currently holding its second oil auction of 2019, the cornerstone of its push to attract new oil investment. "I think it will be a better year.
Latin American currencies continued a recent slide Thursday, pressured by mounting political uncertainty throughout the region. The Chilean peso was down 1% against the dollar at a fresh low in late afternoon New York trading, as antigovernment protests in the South American country continued. The currency has lost nearly 15% against the dollar over the last 12 months.
Gran Colombia Gold Corp. (TPRXF) announced today the release of its unaudited interim condensed consolidated financial statements and accompanying management’s discussion and analysis for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2019.
MEXICO CITY-- The Bank of Mexico cut interest rates by a quarter percentage-point Thursday, as expected, continuing an easing cycle that started in August when inflation eased towards the bank's target. In its third consecutive cut, the Mexican central bank reduced the overnight interest-rate target to 7.5%, its lowest level since June of last year. The decision wasn't unanimous, with two of the five board members voting for a more aggressive half percentage-point cut.
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