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Trump Tariffs Face US Court Test That Could Scrap a 12.5% Duty on Brazil (opens the original)
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Trump tariffs imposed on Brazil and 59 other economies in the name of fighting forced labour went before a US court on Wednesday. A three-judge panel of the Court of International Trade in New York heard arguments over whether the duties are lawful. The duties of 10 or 12.5 percent cover more than 99 percent of US imports, Reuters reported. Brazil sits in the higher band, and its exporters pay a further 25 percent under a separate order. The case pits four small businesses and 25 Democratic-led
Europe Intelligence Brief — Wednesday, September 30, 2026 (opens the original)
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Europe Intelligence Brief for September 30: a second strike night reaches Poland's runways, German inflation ticks up in five states. Europe’s temper this Wednesday is vigilance with a boarding pass. Russian drones killed at least four people overnight and damaged Kyiv’s power supply, and the war’s westward shadow reached Poland’s runways — Rzeszów and Lublin suspended operations while jets scrambled. The register is the cost of everything arriving at once. German inflation ticked up in five sta
Bolivia Central Bank Moves to Absorb US$250 Million After Diesel Price Rise (opens the original)
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The Bolivia central bank is draining bolivianos and loosening dollar rules. An 83% diesel price rise is feeding through to transport and food costs. The Bolivia central bank will take Bs 3 billion (about US$250 million) out of the banking system in September and October. It acted in the week after an 83% rise in the price of diesel and also changed how the dollar is priced. The Banco Central de Bolivia, known as the BCB, announced the new tool on 25 September. It is called the Expanded Monetary
Banxico Governor Says Mexico Need Not Follow the Fed With Rates at 6.5% (opens the original)
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The Banxico governor says spare capacity at home lets Mexico set its own course while the US Federal Reserve raises rates. The Banxico governor, Victoria Rodríguez Ceja, said on 29 September 2026 that Mexico’s central bank need not copy the US Federal Reserve. Mexican monetary policy does not have to react mechanically to expected US rate moves, she told Bloomberg News. Banco de México, known as Banxico, sets interest rates for Latin America’s second-largest economy. Rodríguez Ceja has led it si
Argentina Current Account Posts US$2.2 Billion Surplus as Exports Jump (opens the original)
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Record sales of grain, oil and other goods pushed Argentina’s external accounts back into surplus. Rising profit remittances took a large share of the gain. The Argentina current account returned to surplus in the second quarter of 2026. It measures what the country earns from the world against what it pays out. INDEC put the surplus at US$2.214 billion, driven by a jump in goods exports. The current account adds up trade in goods and services, income such as interest and dividends, and transfer
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