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Latin American Assets Rebound, Brazilian Service Sector Picks Up

Chile's Industrial Production Down 1.9%, Largest Drop of the Year

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Chile’s president-elect José Antonio Kast is sworn in during a ceremony at the National Congress in Valparaíso

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Chile’s president-elect José Antonio Kast is sworn in during a ceremony at the National Congress in Valparaíso

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Latin American stocks and currencies rose as optimism grew over a potential resolution to the Middle East conflict, following comments from U.S. President Trump. The MSCI Latin American equities index increased by 2.6%, while currencies gained 1.3%. Chile's peso and Argentina's stocks led the gains. Despite concerns over global economic deterioration, analysts remain optimistic about emerging markets, although risks persist. South Africa's economy grew slower than expected, and attention shifts to upcoming elections in Peru. Overall, emerging markets showed resilience amid geopolitical tensions and economic challenges.

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EMERGING MARKETS-Latam assets climb on Iran war de-escalation hopes

Latin American assets rebounded after a sharp selloff, with stocks gaining 1.6% and currencies up 1.5%. This recovery followed U.S. reassurances regarding oil shipping through the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Brazil's services activity accelerated, and Chilean stocks and currency led regional gains. The Polish central bank cut rates by 25 basis points, while concerns about oil supply affected Asian markets significantly. Overall, emerging markets appear well-positioned to absorb potential shocks from rising energy prices.

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EMERGING MARKETS-Latin American assets rebound after sharp selloff on Iran war concern

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MSCI's benchmark emerging market currency index fell by 0.8%, marking the largest single-day decline since 2023, with an intraday drop of 1.6%. Due to a high dependence on energy imports, the Chilean peso and Hungarian forint experienced significant declines

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Chile needs to undergo economic rebalancing, shifting towards increased consumption, according to Jin10. The statement was made by the International Monetary Fund's Vice President, highlighting the necessity for Chile to adjust its economic strategies. This recommendation comes amid ongoing discussions about the country's economic policies and their impact on growth and stability. The IMF's insights are part of a broader dialogue on how nations can adapt to changing global economic conditions.

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Latin American assets fell to two-week lows amid escalating Middle East tensions, with MSCI LatAm stocks down 0.6% and currencies down 0.5%. The conflict has raised inflation concerns, impacting global economic recovery. Brazil's treasury chief indicated a potential shortening of the interest rate cycle due to the Iran conflict. Morgan Stanley downgraded its outlook on Mexican sovereign debt, citing risks from a wider budget deficit. A flight to safety saw the U.S. dollar rise, further pressuring LatAm currencies, particularly the Chilean peso, which dropped 0.8%.

EMERGING MARKETS-LatAm assets at two-week lows as Middle East tensions unnerve markets

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Latin American currencies and stocks declined as geopolitical tensions and a stronger dollar dampened investor sentiment. The MSCI LatAm FX index fell 0.6% and stocks dipped 0.5%. Brazil's economy grew 2.5% in January, with its real gaining 0.1% against the dollar. Meanwhile, Ukraine's international bonds dropped over 1 cent amid stalled peace talks. Chile's currency weakened 0.6% and stocks fell to a month-low. Overall, the region's markets are reacting to rising geopolitical concerns, particularly regarding Iran and Ukraine.

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EMERGING MARKETS-LatAm FX, stocks decline as geopolitical jitters dampen sentiment

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Lithium Chile Inc. has received a US $5 million deposit from China Union Holdings Limited for the sale of its Arizaro project in Argentina. This deposit fulfills a closing condition of the transaction, which is expected to be completed by June 2026, pending regulatory approvals. The company is also preparing for the installation of a new government in Chile, which aims to enhance regulatory efficiency and support lithium development. Lithium Chile holds a portfolio of properties in Chile and Argentina, with ongoing advancements in its projects.

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Latin American stocks fell 2.3% and currencies lost 0.8% as investors reacted to economic data and concerns over the tech sector. Brazilian stocks are on a six-week winning streak despite a 2.12% drop, while the real lost 0.5% amid expectations of potential rate cuts. Peru's President faces removal debates, and the Argentine peso is performing well following a political win. Chile and Colombia's markets are experiencing declines, marking their longest losing streaks in over a year. Overall, the region's economic outlook remains mixed with inflation pressures in focus.

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EMERGING MARKETS-Brazilian stocks lead Latam equities lower

Feb 12 (Reuters) - A magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck Central Chile on Thursday, the German Research Center for Geosciences(GFZ) said. The quake was at a depth of 10 km (6.21 miles), GFZ said.

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Latin American currencies strengthened against the U.S. dollar, and stocks surged as risk sentiment improved following a commodities sell-off. The MSCI LatAm stocks index rose 3.3%, marking its largest daily increase since March. The Brazilian real appreciated 0.8% amid signals of potential monetary policy easing. Gold and silver prices rebounded significantly, while Mexican and Chilean stocks also saw gains. Despite a decline in Colombia's currency, local stocks rose. Additionally, Ukraine's bonds rallied on ceasefire hopes, reflecting a supportive macroeconomic backdrop for emerging markets.

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EMERGING MARKETS-LatAm FX higher, stocks jump as risk sentiment improves after metals rout

Latin American currencies strengthened against the U.S. dollar, while stocks declined due to falling commodity prices. Colombia's peso rose 1.6% after an interest rate hike, and Chile's economic activity exceeded forecasts. However, Colombian stocks fell 1.2%, and Chile's stocks dropped 1%. Brazil's index saw a slight increase. The U.S. dollar strengthened following Trump's Fed nomination, contributing to the commodity sell-off. Costa Rica elected a right-wing populist candidate, and Argentina purchased $808 million in SDRs from the U.S. Treasury for IMF payments.

EMERGING MARKETS-LatAm FX recovers, stocks slide as commodity sell-off persists

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Chile’s president-elect José Antonio Kast is sworn in during a ceremony at the National Congress in Valparaíso

EMERGING MARKETS-Latam assets climb on Iran war de-escalation hopes

EMERGING MARKETS-Latin American assets rebound after sharp selloff on Iran war concern

MSCI's benchmark emerging market currency index fell by 0.8%, marking the largest single-day decline since 2023, with an intraday drop of 1.6%. Due to a high dependence on energy imports, the Chilean peso and Hungarian forint experienced significant declines

IMF Vice President Calls for Economic Rebalancing in Chile