Is Trump Driving America to Stagflation?

Is Trump Driving America to Stagflation?

Prices, immigration repression and a shaken labor market. Does the style stagflation of the 1970s make a return – this time by design? »» This is the question of conference rooms that are clicked and the Fed. Economists warn that President Trump aggressive price And strict immigration policies disrupt the American economy. Prices increase consumer … Read more

Treasury & Cash Management Providers 2025: Latin America

Treasury and Cash Management, Latin America

Digitization has accelerated an evolution towards real-time payments for Latin American banks, as well as a multitude of new capacities and offers. The world pandemic has accelerated a digital transformation through Latin America. Since then, companies have increasingly adopted online portals and mobile applications for payments, collections and reports. This change has fueled an important … Read more

Redefining the banking experience in Latin America

Redefining the banking experience in Latin America

& nbsp Author: Francisco Ramirez, executive vice-president of personal banks and branches, Banco Popular Dominicano In a global landscape where digital transformation is no longer a competitive advantage but a necessity, Banco Popular Dominicano has cemented its leadership as the digitally advanced financial institution of the Dominican Republic. With more than six decades of experience … Read more

Banco Cuscatlan Driving Innovations In Latin America

Rafael Ernesto Barrientos Interiano, Banco Cuscatlan

Global Finance spoke with Rafael Ernesto Barrientos Interiano, director of technology and digital transformation at Banco Cuscatlan, on innovations in banking services in Latin America and how Banco Cuscatlan uses technology to create a better customer experience. Global finance: How have technology and innovation transformed banks into Latin America? Rafael Ernesto Barrientos Interiano: Technology and … Read more

Asia’s Giants Push Deeper Into Latin America

Asia's Giants Push Deeper Into Latin America

As American investment decreases, China and India quickly widen their presence in the main industries of Latin America. With American investment in Latin America in narrowing, China and India seize the opportunity to expand their economic scope in the region. The United States remains the largest foreign investor, but its participation has dropped by almost … Read more

Latin America: The New Battleground For Critical Minerals

Latin America: The New Battleground For Critical Minerals

Latin America A; The world wants them. But regional governments and their citizens are two spirits on the costs and benefits of subsequent development. The growing competition between the global powers to ensure the future of their manufacturing and technology supply chains transforms the single critical mineral basin of Latin America and elements of the … Read more

Latin America Adopts Dual Currencies

Latin America Adopts Dual Currencies

Is the dollar the right answer for the region? During his campaign, Argentinian president Javier Milei promised to close the country’s central bank and adopt the dollar as the country’s currency. Once elected, he changed his strategy. The natural dollarization approach involves restrictions on the supply of pesos, forcing Argentines to use their reserves in … Read more

Scotiabank Pullback Signals Global Banking Shift Away From Latin America

Scotiabank Pullback Signals Global Banking Shift Away From Latin America

Home Banking The withdrawal of the Scotia bank reports the World Bank move away from Latin America With its exit from Central America and Colombia, Scotia Bank follows the trend of international banks withdrawn in the midst of the costs and risks of compliance. The Scotia bank has officially left retail banking services in Panama, … Read more