The Brazilian stock exchange concluded a volatile week with a minimal boost, showing the ongoing tug-of-war between different economic factors.According to Reuters, the Ibovespa index closed at 122,446.94 points, marking a weekly gain of 0.14%. The marketplace's performance was influenced by several key elements.Vale's stock (VALE3) saw an uptick, b

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Turkish Airlines and LATAM Brasil have broadened their codeshare agreement, adding five new Brazilian routes from São Paulo Guarulhos Airport.

This partnership, reported by AeroRoutes on January 22, 2025, now includes flights to Aracaju, Manaus, São Luiz, Uberlândia, and Vitória. The expanded collaboration strengthens both airlines’ market posi

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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will embark on his first overseas trip to Central America and the Caribbean. The State Department announced this on January 23, 2025.

Rubio plans to visit Panama, Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic. This tour underscores the Trump administration’s focus on regional issues, particularly

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Peru’s mining and logistics sectors may soon see a significant boost. Anglo American and DP World have shown interest in expanding their operations in the country. This news came from the Peruvian government after meetings at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

DP World, the Dubai-based port operator, is considering a $1 billion investment to expand

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The Brazilian stock market took a breather from its recent rally. Ibovespa, Brazil’s main stock index, closed below 123,000 points on Wednesday.

Vale’s stock decline put pressure on the index. The losses were partially offset by Wall Street’s positive performance. Ibovespa fell 0.30% to 122,971.77 points.

This ended a three-day winning streak.

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The Colombian peso damaged on Wednesday as markets come to grips with President Donald Trump's unclear tariff threats. The peso closed at COP4,259.90 against the United States dollar, down COP17.07 from the previous day's main rate of COP4,307.07. Trading saw the peso swing between COP4,254.50 and COP4,297.50. Investors executed 19 trades totaling US$ 1.4

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