By John McCrank and Amanda Cooper NEW YORK (Reuters) -The U.S. dollar on Monday fell to its weakest level in seven months against the euro as traders bet recent economic data would prompt the Federal[...]
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Latin America
Rebounding EM stocks pass “bull market” threshold
LONDON (Reuters) – Fast-charging emerging market stocks were entered so-called “bull market” territory on Monday, as another China-driven surge in Asia’s biggest bourses pushed[...]
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Brazil’s currency, stock futures down after Bolsonaro supporters storm capital
SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Brazil’s currency on Monday weakened roughly 1% against the dollar in early spot trading after supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro stormed the country[...]
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Brazil markets fall as Bolsonaro supporters storm capital
By Susan Mathew (Reuters) – Brazil’s currency fell on Monday after supporters of former president Jair Bolsonaro stormed the capital, while Chile’s peso hit seven-month highs, driven[...]
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Brazil’s soybean harvest off to slow start -AgRural
SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Harvesting of Brazil’s 2022/2023 soybean crop had reached 0.04% of the national planted area on Thursday last week, compared with 0.2% at the same time a year earlier[...]
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Argentina and China formalize currency swap deal
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Argentina and China have formalized the expansion of a currency swap deal, allowing the South American country to increase its depleted foreign currency reserves, the Ar[...]
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Economy, energy row and drugs loom at North American summit
By Dave Graham MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – North American leaders aim to give new impetus to strengthening economic ties at a meeting this week, even as a major dispute grinds on over Mexico’s[...]
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Explainer-Why the U.S.-Mexico energy spat is a tough nut to crack
By Isabel Woodford MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – The leaders of the United States, Canada and Mexico are due to hold a summit next week, where a major bone of contention could be a dispute centering o[...]
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Venezuela owes over $20 million to law firms on guarding overseas assets
CARACAS (Reuters) – Venezuela owes $20.7 million to U.S. law firms handling litigation against creditors seeking to collect unpaid debts from bond defaults and nationalizations carried out more[...]
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