Peru
In response to an influx of Venezuelan migrants from neighboring Chile, Peruvian president Dina Boluarte declared a state of emergency in all of Peru’s border
April 10, 2023
In response to an influx of Venezuelan migrants from neighboring Chile, Peruvian president Dina Boluarte declared a state of emergency in all of Peru’s border
Colombian assets fell as president Gustavo Petro prepares a cabinet reshuffle following a series of legislative setbacks that he says represent the disintegration of his
Brazil annual inflation decelerated to 4.16% YoY in early April, the slowest pace since the pandemic hit in 2020 and below market expectations. That intensifies
The South African rand approached a three-year low of 18.4 against the USD due to renewed worries over the global financial system’s health and a
Ghana’s move to restructure its local currency and overseas debt has resulted in the first loss on record for two of the top banks. GCB
The current debt distress in low-income countries, including Zambia, Ghana, and Ethiopia, resembles that of the early 1980s and may continue indefinitely without global intervention,
Cameroon military plans to send troops to its borders with Nigeria and the Central African Republic due to an increase in attacks by militants and
Angola raised its economic growth forecast for 2023, citing positive performance from the oil sector. The government now projects a GDP growth rate of 3.58%
Following the Council of Europe’s vote to admit Kosovo, Serbia president Vucic announced “profound and fundamental changes” to the country’s foreign policy. Vucic expressed gratitude
China’s president Xi Jinping and Ukraine president Zelenskiy spoke for the first time since the invasion began. Zelenskiy deemed the talks as “meaningful,” and Jinping
Russia has taken control of utilities owned by Fortum Oyj and Uniper, marking the first such move in retaliation for EU asset freezes over its
Thailand recorded a trade surplus of USD 2.72 bln in March, the first in a year and the largest amount since August 2020. Imports declined
S&P confirmed a selective default (SD) rating on Sri Lanka foreign currency debt, with a negative outlook on the rupee debt rated at CCC-. The