AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnergy & Trade Shock: A new analysis warns the US-Iran escalation is turning into a prolonged disruption across energy, shipping, fertilizer, food and financial markets, with global growth risks stretching into 2027. Brazil–US Tensions: Lula told Trump not to meddle in Brazil’s October election as Washington escalates pressure over judicial actions and tariffs. Colombia Politics: Colombia’s runoff is framed as a choice between a Trump-aligned far-right “El Tigre” and a more centrist-left path, with crime and fiscal reality both looming. Amazon Land Conflict: A report highlights how agribusiness expansion in Brazil’s Amazon is driving land disputes and lethal violence against Indigenous and traditional communities. Tech & Payments: Banco de México moves to simplify digital payments and raise deposit limits for small businesses, while stablecoin rails and fintech funding keep expanding. Climate Risk: The WMO says El Niño is likely to develop soon, raising odds of extreme weather across vulnerable regions. Business Outlook: Colombia slipped five spots in the IMD competitiveness ranking to 59th, underscoring pressure on investment and productivity.
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