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Paraguay's Trade Balance Swings to a $746 Million Surplus
Paraguay posted a $746.6M trade surplus in the first half of 2026, a sharp turnaround from a deficit a year earlier, led by soybeans.
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riotimesonline.com
Brazil Markets: Ibovespa & the Real — July 15, 2026
Brazil's Ibovespa rose 0.51% to 176,641 on Tuesday, July 14, as BRAV3 surged and Vale gained. Full Sao Paulo market wrap with the day's movers and levels.
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Argentina's Monotributo Brackets Rise 16.8% in August: Recategorise by August 5
Argentina's Monotributo brackets rise 16.8% for August. Registered freelancers must recategorise between July 15 and August 5.
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Panama Economy Grows 5.19% as Canal Prepares for El Niño Without Transit Cuts
Panama's economic activity surged 5.19% year-on-year through May, driven by commerce and transport, while the Canal maintains operational stability amid El Niño preparations.
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Paraguay's Trade Balance Swings to a $746 Million Surplus
Paraguay posted a $746.6M trade surplus in the first half of 2026, a sharp turnaround from a deficit a year earlier, led by soybeans.
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en.mercopress.com
Argentina's June trade surplus rises 149% year-on-year on stronger exports
Argentina posted a trade surplus of $2.194 billion in June, a 149.6% increase from the same month in 2025, driven by growth in exports, the National Institute of Statistics and…
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Brazil’s Government Now Admits a US$ 4.4 Billion Hole in Its 2026 Budget
Brazil’s government now admits a fiscal gap of about R$22.6 billion (roughly US$4.4 billion) for 2026, its fourth straight deficit as spending outpaces revenue.
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Which Brazilian Exports the New US Tariff Actually Hits — and Which Escape
ApexBrasil says US$7.2 billion of Brazil's US$38 billion in exports to the US face the new 25% tariff from July 22; farm group CNA puts the agricultural hit at 36.5%.
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Cheap Imports Flood Brazil After the ‘Small-Parcel’ Tax Change
Brazil's small-value imports hit a record after the end of the sub-US$50 parcel exemption, with June shipments up 118% year on year; textiles and footwear feel the squeeze.