The Brazilian real slid more than 1 percent on Friday, heading for its third weekly decline after prices of iron fell on fears of slowing demand from China, while Chile’s peso found its footing after the country’s central bank raised interest rates, according to Reuters. Overarching worries of a slowdown in China due to rapidly rising COVID-19 cases amid the US Federal
Global supply bottlenecks, increased prices for raw materials, and higher costs for ground transportation and sea shipping are weighing on the Mexican economy