Brazil's trade numbers looked strong on the surface in May. Underneath, they told a story of a country steadily selling less to the United States

Chile's economy contracted 1.2% in April, a fourth straight monthly fall, as an 11.8% mining slump on lower copper output dragged activity below forecasts.

Brazil's formal job creation slowed to 85,888 net jobs in April, the year's weakest and well below forecasts, as high rates and a cooling economy weighed.

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative determined on Tuesday that a range of Brazilian acts, policies and practices are "unreasonable"

A vehicle of China's flagship overseas-investment fund is buying into one of Brazil's larger clean-power producers — a small but telling sign of Beijing's

Brazil's largest builder of affordable housing is stepping up output, an early operating signal that follows a quarter in which its losses narrowed sharply

One of Brazil's best-known retail names is under scrutiny: its own auditor has raised a red flag over whether the chain can keep operating

AD Ports Group, the ports-and-logistics company controlled by Abu Dhabi, has agreed to acquire control of Corredor Logística e Infraestrutura

Brazil's oil production keeps setting records, and April marked the third month in a row. The latest figures show an industry still accelerating

Queda nas exportações para os EUA ocorre antes de novas tarifas de até 37,5%. Apesar do déficit com americanos, balança comercial global teve saldo de US$ 7,8 bilhões.

Brazil's economy rebounded at the start of the year on the back of resilient household spending, a strength that paradoxically complicates

In an update to its Economic Outlook, the Paris-based organization said it now expects Mexico's gross domestic product to expand just 0.8% this year, down from the 1.3%

Brazil's state-controlled oil company has cut the price of diesel it sells to distributors by nearly a tenth, a move that could ease freight costs

Washington's tariff machine, which has spent a year tightening, threw a few exporters a small concession this week, lowering duties

Brazil's trade numbers looked strong on the surface in May. Underneath, they told a story of a country steadily selling less to the United States

One of Brazil's last big state water companies has changed hands, and the contest ended the way the country's biggest sanitation privatization

Bradesco says Brazil's real exchange rate may be entering a calmer phase after a decade of decline, as currency cycles hint the slide is levelling off.

One of Brazil's biggest energy groups is shedding a foreign operation it built less than a decade ago, a sign of how hard debt and a punishing

The basin that built Brazil's offshore oil industry is producing again — but a new analysis warns that years of under-investment have left

Brazil's trade surplus rose 10.8% in May 2026, led by soy and copper exports, a bright spot as US tariff and oil pressures loom over the economy.