El oro brilla a US$3.000 y también ilumina a sus productores en América Latina
Fortun explains how informality, smuggling and regulatory uncertainty limit Bolivia's gains from higher gold prices.
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Fortun explains how informality, smuggling and regulatory uncertainty limit Bolivia's gains from higher gold prices.
View detailsFortun highlights divergence between Chinese equities and other emerging-market stocks in February, alongside continuing regulatory and geopolitical concerns.
View detailsAmerica’s fiscal challenge extends beyond annual budget negotiations. Rising entitlement costs and interest payments put debt on an increasingly difficult path. The March 2025 analysis estimates that stabilizing the debt ratio requires tax increases or spending reductions exceeding 2.5 percent of GDP. Balancing the budget would demand a substantially larger adjustment.
Read the workFebruary’s $15.9 billion in emerging market portfolio inflows were supported by debt investment, while equities recorded net withdrawals overall. The March tracker nevertheless reports $11.2 billion entering Chinese equities. That contrast shows how positive demand for one market can coexist with a weaker aggregate picture for the asset class.
Read the workFortun highlights the divergence between Chinese equities and other emerging-market stocks, while noting regulatory and geopolitical risks.
View detailsA question-and-answer interview on Bolivia's inflation, exchange-rate pressure, and resource-sector challenges.
View detailsFortun discusses the regulatory, infrastructure and investment barriers limiting Bolivia's lithium development.
View detailsRenewed US tariffs and Chinese retaliation threaten to turn a trade dispute into a broader economic constraint. This February 2025 assessment examines the additional 10 percent tariff on Chinese imports, Beijing’s response and the implications for inflation and Federal Reserve policy. The earlier trade conflict suggests that consumers and businesses absorb much of the cost.
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