Carolina Gonzalez is a Bureau Reporter at Business. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on LATAM, energy and mining, business and economics, and finance. Carolina's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, The Boston Globe, and Yahoo Finance Canada.
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Chile (National)
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By: James Attwood, Carolina Gonzalez
BHP Group estudia vender una planta desaladora en Chile y sus activos de transmisión eléctrica, como parte de una estrategia para monetizar infraestructura y concentrar capital en su negocio principal de cobre, según personas con conocimiento del tema.
By: Carolina Gonzalez
Chile’s government has a window of opportunity to sell debt abroad as sovereign spreads hover near two-decade lows, with investors shrugging off an escalation in the Middle East conflict, domestic debt woes and a stagnating economy.
By: Carolina Gonzalez
El gobierno de Chile tiene una ventana de oportunidad para colocar deuda en los mercados internacionales, mientras los diferenciales de sus bonos soberanos se mantienen cerca de mĂnimos de dos dĂ©cadas. Los inversionistas han restado importancia a la escalada del conflicto en Medio Oriente, al deterioro de las cuentas fiscales y al estancamiento de la economĂa.
O Chile tem uma janela de oportunidade para vender dĂvida no exterior, com os spreads soberanos prĂłximos das mĂnimas de quase duas dĂ©cadas, enquanto investidores ignoram a escalada do conflito no Oriente MĂ©dio, o aumento das preocupações com as contas pĂşblicas e a estagnação da economia.
By: Carolina Gonzalez
As Chile’s economy grinds to a halt, the government is placing ever more hopes on the impact of a bill to cut taxes and red tape. Economists are starting to get skeptical.
By: Carolina Gonzalez, Matthew Malinowski
Chile’s Congress is expected to dispatch President José Antonio Kast’s wide-ranging economic bill as soon as this week after approving its core provisions, including a series of tax cuts to stave off recession.
By: Carolina Gonzalez
Chile’s central bank is expected to hold its benchmark interest rate unchanged for a fifth straight meeting on Tuesday, a point of stability in a market whipsawed by events in the Middle East.
By: Carolina Gonzalez
Chile is returning to international debt markets for the second time in 2026, just a few weeks after Congress raised the limit on sovereign bond sales this year.
By: Carolina Gonzalez
Chile’s peso borrowing costs risk hitting highs for the year in August as the Middle East conflict drags into its sixth month, even as the economy struggles to gain momentum.
LATAM Airlines Group SA posted quarterly earnings that exceeded expectations and boosted its full-year guidance, saying it expects more favorable conditions for the remainder of the year despite high fuel costs.
