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Uruguay’s Ministry of Tourism reported a record-breaking influx of 572,699 tourists in January 2025, marking a 10.45% increase in visitor spending compared to January 2024.

The country experienced unprecedented travel activity as Carrasco International Airport processed 206,000 passengers, setting a new monthly record. Argentine tourists led this

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Governor Tarcísio de Freitas declared Thursday that 2025 will mark another record-breaking year for investments in São Paulo state, according to statements made during the inauguration of Klabin’s new corrugated cardboard packaging factory in Piracicaba.

“2024 was a strong year, and we began 2025 breaking records once again. Just in the first two m

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Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced a $20 billion loan contract with the International Monetary Fund on Thursday.The statement marks the first authorities confirmation of the offer size after months of negotiations in between the IMF and President Javier Milei's administration. The $20 billion figure appears in line with recent e

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Brazil’s central government recorded a primary budget deficit of R$31.673 billion ($5.55 billion) in February, Treasury data revealed Thursday.

The figure slightly exceeded economists’ expectations of R$30.4 billion ($5.33 billion) but showed significant improvement over last year. The February deficit marks a dramatic 45.6% reduction compared to

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The U.S. Department of Commerce reported a $147.9 billion goods trade deficit for February 2025, showing a $7.7 billion decrease from January’s figures.

Market analysts had predicted a much smaller deficit of $134.5 billion. February exports reached $178.6 billion while imports totaled $326.5 billion. This modest improvement follows January’s r

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The U.S. economy grew at a 2.4% annualized rate in Q4 2024, reported the Bureau of Economic Analysis on March 27, 2025. This final estimate revised earlier 2.3% figures, reflecting stronger consumer and government spending.

However, declining investment and exports tempered the gains, painting a mixed picture for the year’s end. Consumers drove g