BUSINESSJul 16 · 13:50 UTCTHE RIO TIMESMatias Sebastian Lopez

Caught in the Crossfire: Latin America’s Tightrope Between Energy Shocks and a Fragmenting World

Brent crude prices rise due to tensions in the Strait of Hormuz as the Federal Reserve maintains steady interest rates. The article examines the impact of energy shocks, a strong U.S. dollar, and increased demand for critical minerals on Latin America's economic stability.

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