Stellantis, the global automaker, is reassessing its plans to expand operations in Mexico. This move comes in response to potential trade policies proposed by Donald Trump.

The company is preparing for possible changes in the automotive industry landscape. Chris Feuell, head of Stellantis‘ Ram truck brand, shared insights on the situation.

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Malaysia’s economy is on fire, but its promised reforms are fizzling out. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s government has engineered an impressive economic turnaround.

Foreign investment is pouring in, with RM160 ($36) billion secured in just six months. The country’s GDP grew by 4.2% in early 2024, outpacing many neighbors.

Yet beneath this

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President Gustavo Petro of Colombia has ignited a heated discussion about the country’s Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with the United States and Europe.

He proposes renegotiating these deals to strengthen Colombia’s judicial sovereignty. Petro voiced his concerns during a ceremony at the Casa de Nariño, honoring former Telecom employees.

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Venezuela has actually authorized the sale of government financial obligation in the regional market for the very first time given that 2019. This move intends to address increasing expenditures and stabilize the currency.President Nicolás Maduro licensed the issuance of promissory notes and bonds worth as much as 20,000 million bolivars ($437 million at the main rate). These instruments may be
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The worldwide lithium market's volatility has considerably affected Chile's SQM, the world's second-largest lithium producer. The business's third-quarter results expose the stark truth of existing market conditions.SQM posted a net revenue of $131.4 million in Q3 2024, marking a remarkable 73% decline from the $479.4 million earned in the very same duration
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Petroperú, Peru's state-owned oil business, might open its doors to private financiers next year. Alejandro Narváez, the newly appointed chairman of the board, shared this possibility in a current interview.The business intends to reverse its monetary losses and restore stability. Narváez exposed that Petroperú may use a minority stake to personal i
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