(Bloomberg) Latin American currencies are the world’s best performers this year after a disastrous 2021, and analysts are predicting further advances amid the surge in global prices for oil, soy, iron ore and copper.
(Bloomberg) A gauge of implied swings in the Taiwan dollar is headed for its highest close in over five years as fears of escalating tensions with China continue to dog the currency.
(Bloomberg) For years, one tragedy after another forced them from Venezuela: Hyperinflation, famine, malaria outbreaks and a grid collapse that left the entire nation in the dark for a week.
(Bloomberg) The shock of surging oil prices cascaded through financial markets Monday as investors sought to price in the impact of a potentially prolonged period of higher global energy costs.