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Peru’s largest company by market capitalization expects President Dina Boluarte to defeat attempts to oust her and serve out her term through 2026.

Chilean stocks leaped by the most since September on Monday after opposition conservatives dealt a significant blow to the reform agenda of President Gabriel Boric in elections for a new Constitutional Council.

South Africa plans to spend 146.7 million rand ($8 million) over six months to protect state-owned electricity utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd.’s power stations, according to parliament.

China’s finance ministry postponed a meeting scheduled for Wednesday between German Finance Minister Christian Lindner and his counterpart in the government in Beijing.

Spain’s government is offering to underwrite a chunk of the mortgages taken out by young Spaniards as part of a pre-election push to make owning a home more affordable.

Traders are ramping up protection against turmoil in the lira a week before Turkey’s elections, sending a measure of anticipated swings in the currency to the highest in the world.

Chilean assets gained Monday after opposition conservatives dealt a significant blow to the progressive agenda of President Gabriel Boric in elections for a new Constitutional Council.

The European Union canceled a diplomatic reception in Tel Aviv to protest the Israeli government’s decision to send a far-right cabinet minister to address the event.

China has kicked off an anti-spy campaign targeting violations at consulting firms and accused Capvision of facilitating the leak of state secrets, according to state-run media.

(Bloomberg) — Chile’s annual inflation eased back to single digits for the first time since March 2022, offering some relief to policymakers as they hold the benchmark interest rate at the highest in over two decades.