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Fuente: Fed
Trump pressures Powell and projects a US economic slowdown if the Fed doesn't lower rates

The US president acknowledges that current rates won't lead to significant inflation, but there may be slower economic growth.

Fuente: Reuters
The United States clarifies that China faces cumulative tariffs of up to 245%

He claims that "more than 75 countries" have contacted him to negotiate new trade agreements.

Fuente: Pexels
Uruguay's services sector exports are expected to reach nearly US$7 billion in 2024

External sales include information technology, global services, and tourism.

Fuente: Reserva Federal de EE.UU.
The U.S. Federal Reserve is again linking tariffs to inflation for a possible rate cut.

Jerome Powell explained that tariffs are very likely to generate at least a temporary increase in inflation, but that the inflationary effects could also be more persistent.

Fuente: General Motors
The United States demands that Colombia avoid a barrier to automobile exports.

He warns of a cost of 615 million euros for implementing a new automotive safety regulation that he considers "unfair."

Fuente: Reuters
Ecuadorian experts say it was a mistake to abandon negotiations on the FTA with the U.S. in 2006.

Analysts reviewed what has happened in the process of seeking a trade agreement with the North American country.

Fuente: Reuters
New IMF bailout for Argentina gets a boost in the trade war

The larger-than-expected IMF package will support Argentina's efforts to eliminate the peso peg in place since 2019.

Fuente: AP
IMF says immigration restrictions can limit productivity

Large influxes of legal migrants and refugees can exacerbate social tensions, but implementing restrictive policies could limit countries' productivity, warns the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

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Chile, Canada and Peru push back against Trump's copper tariff probe

Together, the three countries supply 94% of U.S. imports of refined copper and copper alloys, according to data from information provider Trade Data Monitor (TDM). 

Fuente: CAF
The Latin American Development Bank places US$15.4 million in bonds in the Paraguayan market.

This represents the longest-term issue by a multilateral institution in the country's history and a new record for CAF in the Paraguayan capital market.

Fuente: Presidencia de Chile
Chile will review its trade relationship with the U.S. at a meeting of officials in Washington.

The objective of Wednesday's meeting with the U.S. government is to maintain a "positive" discussion regarding the trade relationship between the two countries within the framework of the bilateral trade agreement that governs these relations.

Fuente: Banco Central de Argentina
What changes will Chileans notice when traveling to Argentina after the end of the exchange rate restrictions?

"We got rid of an aberration that should never have existed. (…) We've liberalized the foreign exchange market, just as we had promised, and without political speculation," President Javier Milei celebrated.

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Colombia and Japan will resume talks to conclude an economic association agreement

Colombian Foreign Minister Laura Camila Sarabia Torres began her first diplomatic tour of Asia on Monday, during which she met with her Japanese counterpart, Takeshi Iwaya.

Fuente: FMI
IMF urges incorporating geopolitical risk into financial supervisors'stress tests

Recall the adverse impact on the Chinese and US markets of the previous tariff war between the two superpowers.

Fuente: iStock
US and China declare tech truce in tariff war

Following an escalation of tariffs, both countries announced over the weekend that they will exclude semiconductor trade from further punitive taxes, while Washington will also exclude certain electronic products, at least temporarily.

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Trump's tariffs could benefit Chilean apple exports to Brazil

The Brazilian market has surpassed Colombia and Ecuador as the main destination for Chilean apples, a historic milestone for the industry.

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Inflation in Argentina soars for the third consecutive month, reaching 3.7% in March

According to INDEC data, Argentine inflation rose to 8.6% in the first quarter of the year, reaching 55.9% year-on-year.

Fuente: Radio Nacional de Colombia
Colombia sends letter to the US to avoid imposition of 10% tariffs

"What we are doing is expressing our willingness to enter into this negotiation process and review the best conditions to seek a possible reduction in the 10% tariff currently in effect," the Minister of Commerce stated.

Fuente: ABC Color
Paraguay's trade balance showed a surplus of US$32 million in the first quarter of the year

Paraguay's foreign trade saw an improvement at the close of the first quarter of the year, with a US$32 million surplus, according to official data released yesterday by the Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP).

Fuente: Unión Europea
EU trade negotiator to travel to US to discuss solution to tariff escalation

The European Union Commissioner will meet with US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick this Monday.