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Mexico’s Annual Inflation Speeds up in May, Exceeds Target
Theresa May · Mexico

Mexico’s Annual Inflation Speeds up in May, Exceeds Target

43% Right coverage: 7 sources
Mexico’s annual inflation accelerated more than expected in May and breached the top of the target range, challenging expectations that the central bank will keep i…See the Story
Robinhood Stock Drops 5% After S&P 500 Snub
S&P 500 · Menlo Park

Robinhood Stock Drops 5% After S&P 500 Snub

60% Center coverage: 5 sources
Robinhood shares fell sharply on Monday, tumbling more than 5% after the online brokerage was left out of the S&P 500 in the index’s latest quarterly rebalance. The decision ended weeks of speculation that Robinhood might secure a coveted spot in the benchmark index. The stock had rallied 3.3% on Friday and gained more than 13% last week amid growing investor optimism ahead of the announcement. But after S&P Dow Jones Indices revealed after the …See the Story
Tire Maker Michelin to Close Plant in Central Mexico, Newspaper Reports
Querétaro · Querétaro

Tire Maker Michelin to Close Plant in Central Mexico, Newspaper Reports

34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Querétaro, Qro. Michelin, the manufacturer of tyres and components, announced that by the end of 2025 it will close the plant that operates in Querétaro, a determination that will impact the 480 collaborators that the firm has in this center of operations.It is the first plant that the firm established in Mexico.Through a press release, the French company argued that the decision to close was the last resort and is motivated by the changes in th…See the Story

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Hassett Knocks ‘Activist Judges,’ Vows Tariffs Decision Will Be Overturned
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Hassett Knocks ‘Activist Judges,’ Vows Tariffs Decision Will Be Overturned

Inflation of May: the Porteño CPI Was 1.6% and Accumulates 12.9% in the Year

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There was a fall in seasonal prices (-3.6%) and a slowdown in food (1.2%); the core fell to 3.1%; goods rose 0.8%; Indec data will be known on ThursdayJavier Milei · Buenos AiresSee the Story

Barbara Goes Down to Tropical Storm and Maintains Heavy Rains in Western Mexico

Coverage: 2 sources
Mexico City, 9 Jun (EFE).- Barbara, the second meteor of the cyclone season, dropped its intensity this Monday to a storm, after growing to hurricane category 1 on the Saffir-Simpson scale, and in its advance through the Pacific Ocean it maintains heavy rains in the states of Jalisco, Colima and Michoacán, west of Mexico, reported Monday the National Weather Service (SMN). In its most recent statement, the SMN indicated that although cyclone Bar…X · JaliscoSee the Story

Suzano Panda Bonds: Details of HSBC's Sustainable Milestone in Brazil

At the end of 2024, Suzano issued some $165 million in panda bonds, as is known to renmibi-denominated bonds.The operation, unprecedented for a non-financial company in the Americas, was coordinated by HSBC.The operation took six months of structuring, as well as a road show of almost three months, obtaining specific authorizations and recognizing the company's rating in China for the sale of green bonds.Brazil · BrazilRead Article

Hurried by the Lack of Reserves, the Government Is Issuing as Much as $7 Billion in the Year

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
The idea is to issue bonds to raise up to US$ 1 billion per month.On Wednesday, you will tender a loan with banks for US$ 2 billion.There will be a bond for companies and they will eliminate letters of liquidity.Javier Milei · ArgentinaSee the Story

Dollar Price in Chile Rised Today, June 9, After Copper Drop in Markets · Global Voices

The dollar in Chile began the day of Monday with a slight fall, but ended up reversing its trajectory and quoted upwards, in contrast to the downward pressure faced by the US currency internationally.This movement responds, in part, to the decline in the price of copper, the country's main export product, which fell during the day.See more: Coffee under pressure: uneven harvests and climate shake the price in the world marketSebastián Castellano…Stock Markets · ChileRead Article

Grupo Coppel Announces One of the Largest Investments in 2025 to Boost Presence in Mexico

Coppel Group will invest US$4.2 billion (MXN$80 billion) by 2030 to increase its physical presence, boost logistics and digitization in all its divisions.The amount represents one of the largest investment announcements this year, after the amount of US$6 billion that Walmart announced in March, and of the US$5.2 billion that BBVA announced in May, which will also be executed in the next five years.Mexico · MexicoRead Article

Bolivia and the Possible Impact of an Entry to FATF's Grey List Against Money Laundering

Bolivia's possible inclusion in the International Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list against money laundering could have severe implications for its economy, its access to the global financial system and its international reputation, analysts warn.Although the country does not have an active participation in international financial markets today and depends largely on second-floor credit lines for its financial system, the main problem…Economy · BoliviaRead Article

Didi Enters the Tax War in Mexico After Buying Financial

Didi, a mobility platform based in China, joined the so-called “tax war” in Mexico with the launch of a performance debit account, a year after he received the guarantee to buy from the popular financial society (sofipo) JP Sofiexpress.The savings account is operated by JP Sofiexpress, a sofipo that Didi acquired in 2024 to expand its financial services offer and is the fourth product that the company offers in the country, where it already has …Mexico · MexicoSee the Story

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