Nicolle Yapur is a Markets Reporter at various esteemed publications. She specializes in finance, trading, and investment strategies, with a focus on emerging markets and global finance, often covering themes related to asset management and alternative investments. Nicolle's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and The Japan Times, among others.
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Nicolle Yapur focuses on government, politics, business, and industry with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulations. She frequently covers news related to international arbitration, Exxon, Venezuela's political situation and legal disputes.
Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches about geopolitical developments affecting businesses or industries in South America. Experts with knowledge of the region's political landscape or legal experts specializing in international arbitration could provide valuable insights for her articles.
As most of her articles are focused on South American countries like Venezuela and Guyana, sources familiar with these regions' political dynamics can offer relevant perspectives for Nicolle’s reporting.
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By: Vinicius Andrade, Nicolle Yapur, Maria Elena Vizcaino
Los bonos venezolanos se desploman mientras los inversionistas incorporan a sus proyecciones un panorama financiero más sombrío después de que dos devastadores terremotos se sumaran a los desafíos de una amplia reestructuración de deuda.
By: Nicolle Yapur
Los esfuerzos de Venezuela por estabilizar su moneda han reducido la brecha entre el tipo de cambio oficial y el del mercado negro, un objetivo clave de la estrategia gubernamental para frenar la inflación y fortalecer una economía que ahora enfrenta tensiones adicionales tras dos terremotos.
By: Nicolle Yapur, Maria Elena Vizcaino
Investors are giving Colombia’s incoming president a vote of confidence, scooping up local assets on bets a rally will continue if he makes good on pledges to repair the country’s finances.
By: Carla Samon Ros, Nicolle Yapur
Investors are finding fresh reasons to buy Colombian and Peruvian assets as the countries’ newly elected presidents deliver early signals that their market-friendly agendas will translate into policy overhaul.
By: Vinicius Andrade, Nicolle Yapur
A “rare” bout of currency appreciation across the region is eating away at profits for exporters.
By: Nicolle Yapur, Vinicius Andrade
A group of Venezuela bondholders is adding new members as it positions for long-awaited debt talks over what could be the biggest sovereign restructuring in more than a decade.
By: Maria Elena Vizcaino, Nicolle Yapur
Colombia launched a program to accumulate as much $4 billion in international reserves, moving to weaken the nation’s currency from a seven-year high.
By: Nicolle Yapur, Beatriz Amat
The Colombian peso is on track for its biggest drop in three months after the central bank unexpectedly paused rate hikes and announced a program to build up dollar reserves, signaling that the currency’s rally has gone too far.
The Colombian peso continues to be the best performing currency in emerging markets as investors shrug off the central bank’s efforts to slow the currency’s rally and instead focus on its carry appeal.
By: Nicolle Yapur, Oscar Medina
Investors shouldn’t interpret the Colombian central bank’s decision to pause interest-rate hikes last month as a sign of dovishness, a top policymaker warned.
