The Mexican peso closed the session with a depreciation of 3.22% or 69.8 cents, trading around 22.39 pesos per dollar, touching a maximum of 22.4393 pesos, a level not seen since August 12. The depreciation of 69.8 cents or 3.22% is the highest since June 11. In the
Britain’s government has removed 175 barriers to international trade in 61 countries around the world, opening up new global markets for British exporters. In the financial year 2019/2020, the Department of International Trade (DIT) highlighted that with this British companies can now export more freely and openly and
The OPEC + agreement to reduce oil production contributes to the rebalancing of the world market, indicates an analysis by the United States Energy Information Administration (EIA). On April 15, members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and 10 non-OPEC partner countries, collectively known as
Agricultural exports from Latin America and the Caribbean go 90% to other regions, according to a report by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Most agricultural products are not traded within the region in which they are produced, but are exported to other regions. Also, approximately
Enverlis made a public offer for the voluntary acquisition of up to 49 million 316,439 ordinary, nominative shares, without expression of par value, with voting rights representing the capital stock of Bio Pappel. The offer is up to 1,282 million 227,414 million pesos. Enverlis offered to buy up
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) reported that startups Atando Cabos, a Chilean company, won the challenge to reduce plastic and single-use plastic waste (Rethink Plastics Challenge) and received $ 30,000 to scale their solution. Aalgramo (Chile) and Eco Pamplas (Brazil) were finalists. The Rethink Plastics Challenge, promoted by