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Ecuador’s President Guillermo Lasso’s decision to drop out of the August general elections, possibly to avoid prosecution, spared the country from a political crisis, but what will it mean in the long run? With the remaining candidates representing a wide range of ideologies, the outcome will strongly influence the country’s direction.

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By Tatiana Bautzer, Paula Laier and Rodrigo Campos SAO PAULO/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Brazil's currency and main stock index rallied in a volatile session on Monday, a day after leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won

Brazils currency and stocks had a volatile Monday morning after leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won Sundays presidential election, with investors bracing for a choppy week ahead.

Brazils currency and stocks had a volatile Monday morning after leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won Sundays presidential election, with investors bracing for a choppy week ahead. ... | October 31, 2022

By Tatiana Bautzer, Paula Laier and Rodrigo Campos SAO PAULO/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Brazil's currency and main stock index rallied in a volatile session on

In her first press conference, Silvina Batakis said Argentina would continue working to balance its fiscal accounts, promote positive real interest rates, and move forward with reducing energy subsidies.

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(Bloomberg) -- At a time when bond investors are feeling the burn pretty much everywhere, a developing nation infamous as a serial defaulter has emerged as a surprising bright spot. Ecuador’s dollar bonds have returned 6.4% this year, compared with an average loss of 4.