We sit down with the region’s most important mining minister find out how the copper and lithium powerhouse will save the planet…
Author: lataminvestor
Q4 2022
Global economic slowdown set to dampen growth in Latin America
Pollyanna De Lima, Economics Associate Director, Economic Indicators & Surveys, S&P Global Market Intelligence, crunches the latest manufacturing data to analyse the region’s growth prospects…
Bet on Brazil
Brazil will benefit from the two major themes driving the world economy over the next two decades – the energy transition and global population growth…
Will Lula take Brazil back to the past?
Adam Patterson, our correspondent in Curitiba, Brazil, worries about the economic implications of the country’s presidential elections…
Sustainable Solutions for Latin America’s Housing Deficit
[SPONSORED CONTENT] Miraval is Europe’s first Latin America-focused sustainable real estate developer. As it builds homes for the region’s fast-growing middle class it will also generate exciting returns for investors…
Panama – the next Latin American food hub
A new agropark law should attract the capital and technology needed to boost Panama’s surprising agribusiness potential…
Why Latin America remains El Dorado for gold investors
The yellow metal is under pressure from ESG investors, crypto currencies and rising interest rates but profitable projects will continue to reward investors…
Interview with Claudia Cooper, President, Perumin 35
Claudia Cooper, Peru’s former Minister of Economy and Finance, and the current head of Perumin 35, lays out her vision for mining…
CMI Capital: Sustainable Impact Investing in Central America
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CMI Capital improves lives across the region by investing in renewable energy, real estate and inclusive finance…
Latin America: the key to net zero
The region’s base metals are crucial to stabilising global greenhouse-gas emissions…
Brazil at economic crossroads with Lula v Bolsonaro
Adam Patterson, our correspondent in Curitiba, explores what the presidential elections hold for the Brazilian economy…
