By Brendan O'Boyle MEXICO CITY, April 8 (Reuters) - The World Bank trimmed its estimate for economic growth in Latin America ...

The World Bank revised its 2026 economic growth forecast for Latin America and the Caribbean, predicting a decrease to 2.1%.

By bnl editorial staff The World Bank has cut its 2026 growth forecast for Latin America and the Caribbean to 2.1%, down from ...

Latin America's future growth will depend not only on politics or commodity prices, but on something less visible: the cost of capital.

From how artificial intelligence is redefining learning to close historical gaps, to the way new ventures are driving employment and growth in local communities, Latin America and the Caribbean are on ...

Latin American countries will continue tariff negotiations with the US while simultaneously pursuing trade diversification, although this is likely to have a limited impact within 2026. Gradual ...

At FII Miami, WTTC Chairman Manfredi Lefebvre says Latin America’s $5 trillion economy is being held back by infrastructure gaps, urging urgent investment, stronger PPPs, and better execution to ...

Venezuelan migrants make a “key” economic contribution to the countries where they live, undermining claims that they are merely a burden, according to a study by the International Organization for ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) -The World Bank nudged up its estimate for economic growth in Latin America and the Caribbean next year, though the region remains the world's slowest-growing due to stubborn ...

Latin America's high financing costs are not a fixed condition. They arise from policy choices and persistent structural ...