IMF meetings highlight U.S. influence, Argentina’s gamble and the new cycle in EM flows Latin America was front and center at this year’s IMF and World Bank annual meetings — […]
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Banks line up to support $20 bln Argentina private facility
International attention remained squarely on Argentina Thursday as details emerged on a US-coordinated private sector facility to bolster the country’s finances. LatinFinance caught up with Argentina’s economic team to discuss […]
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Argentine markets rise on potential new US financing deal
Welcome to the The LatAm View from the 2025 IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings in Washington D.C. Argentina is dominating the headlines out of Washington this week following a US lifeline […]
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Ambipar obtains injunction in debt spat
Brazilian environmental firm secures a preliminary injunction to prevent the acceleration of its debt
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IMF picks new Western Hemisphere chief
Incoming department head Nigel Chalk will oversee Fund’s loan program with Argentina and other borrowers in the region
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Infracorp bags power plant loan
Lenders Bladex and Scotiabank Perú say the funds are scheduled for disbursement in December next year
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World Bank names new LatAm head
Cordeiro Guerra rejoins lender after leading strategy on fiscal and economic programs at the IDB and heading Brazilian statistics agency
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Curtailment is major hurdle for renewables projects: Atlas CEO
Energy regulators in Brazil frequently order companies to pause solar and wind generation to avoid destabilizing the power grid
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Curtailment is major hurdle for renewables projects: Atlas CEO
Energy regulators in Brazil frequently order companies to pause solar and wind generation to avoid destabilizing the power grid
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Brazil infra firms back permitting reforms
Current environmental rules are a bottleneck for the road concessions market and some loosening is necessary, execs tell LatinFinance