Goldman Sachs recently reported that foreign investors sold $63 billion in U.S. equities since March 2025. This figure, while notable, represents a small share of the $18 trillion foreigners hold in American stocks.

The real story behind the numbers reveals a more complex market dynamic than a simple foreign exodus. Recent months saw U.S. stocks

Mexico’s economy is slowing as inflation rises and the central bank implements interest rate cuts, according to official data released in late April 2025.

The annual inflation rate reached 3.96% in early April, surpassing the 3.85% median forecast and the previous reading of 3.93%. Core inflation, excluding food and energy, increased to 3.9% from

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent delivered a speech at a recent international financial gathering, outlining a bold plan to restore balance to the global economy.

He critiqued the current state of international financial institutions and proposed reforms to realign them with their original missions. His remarks, grounded in a mercantile

The future of Cobre Panamá, Central America’s largest open-pit copper mine, remains uncertain after Panama’s President José Raúl Mulino ruled out a new mining contract law.

This decision, reported on April 24, 2025, follows months of political and economic turmoil sparked by the mine’s closure in late 2023. Cobre Panamá, operated by Canadian co