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The WTCA PRIME OFFICE INDEX – LATAM, November 2021 edition, is the latest effort by the region’s World Trade Centers (WTC) to measure experts’ expectations of various variables, including the behavior and/or performance of occupancy, sale and lease prices and other indicators relating to “prime” office buildings. The WTCA  PRIME OFFICE INDEX – LATAM is To read this post, you must purchase a Latin Trade Business Intelligence Subscription. The post WTCA Prime Office Index LATAM November 2021 appeared first on Latin Trade.

We are going into the new year of 2022 coming out of pandemic and global agreements about the future of our planet. We went back to planning and wanting to anticipate the future for our activities. Developed countries have already vaccinated most of their citizens and are in the third application, while developing countries are To read this post, you must purchase a Latin Trade Business Intelligence Subscription. The post The Day After: Hopes and Illusions appeared first on Latin Trade.

Ever since the 2008-2009 global financial crisis, proponents of trade and investment liberalization have found themselves in the gun sights, metaphorically speaking, of both the left and the right. Globalization has been their piñata. Both Republicans and Democrats have adopted and inward-looking, populist orientation with corresponding policies, resulting in a real threat to free trade. To read this post, you must purchase a Latin Trade Business Intelligence Subscription. The post Nearshoring: Panacea, Quick Fix or Something in Between? appeared first on Latin Trade.

A recent analysis by the Atlantic Council reveals a region slipping on its trade engagement with every region in the world towards 2035, including intra-regional trade. Since 2017, exports have consistently shown a yearly decrease in value. Covid made things worse, taking the dip to 13% and exposing how disadvantaged Latin America has been in the fragmentation of international markets, with dramatic low participation in global value chains, only second to last to Africa. International trade and intraregional investment flows are imperative factors in any growth scenario for Latin America going forward. What can we expect in 2022 for and The post Latin Trade Week. Day 4. “Prospects on international trade: Is Latam drifting away?” (video) appeared first on Latin Trade.

Opportunities that will open up, and those that will disappear with changes in regulation. How will governments facilitate or hinder the action of the private sector? Speakers • Yosbel Ibarra, Co-Managing Shareholder Miami office, Greenberg Traurig, Miami • Plínio Barbosa, Founding partner, Barbosa, Müssnich, Aragão, Rio de Janeiro • Adriana Ibarra, Trade & Commerce Partner, Baker McKenzie, Mexico City • Moderator: Santiago Gutierrez, Executive Editor Latin Trade Find the video here. The post Latin Trade Week. Day 4. “Business opportunities and the regulatory environment” (video) appeared first on Latin Trade.