Facebook Whatsapp Print Make Way For Saudi America President Obama’s two greatest (and most controversial) foreign policy victories, the Iran nuclear deal and the re-establishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba, would never have materialized without the rapid expansion of U.S. shale oil production that sent global energy prices plummeting. At the same time, cheap oil […]
Read More Make Way For Saudi AmericaFacebook Whatsapp Print 2017 Latin America Forecast 2017 was supposed to be Latin America’s comeback year, that is, until Donald Trump mucked things up. As the region struggles to lift-off after three years of decline, the US President will become a popular scapegoat across the political capitals of several countries, starting with Mexico. But not all blame […]
Read More 2017 Latin America ForecastFacebook Whatsapp Print The Future Of Infrastructure Investment In Latin America After 10 years of commodity-driven economic fiesta, Latin America’s long-awaited hangover took hold in 2015. The region has been in a funk ever since but appears poised to begin growing again, albeit gradually. The last two years (2015-16) have been hard on an indebted region. The […]
Read More The Future Of Infrastructure Investment In Latin AmericaFacebook Whatsapp Print Miners Breathe A Sigh Of Relief With Moreno’s Victory In Ecuador Lenin Moreno’s victory over Guillermo Lasso in the Ecuadorian presidential election earlier this month is often analyzed as a blow to the economy. Yet the victory of the socialist candidate might very well be good news for mining companies looking to invest in […]
Read More Miners Breathe A Sigh Of Relief With Moreno’s Victory In EcuadorFacebook Whatsapp Print Latin America Mining Risk Part I: Political Interference Note: This article is the first in a series of mining risk articles that Americas Market Intelligence (AMI) will be developing, each one focused on handling different risk factors. After three years of decline, mineral prices bottomed out in 2016 and have since climbed. […]
Read More Latin America Mining Risk Part I: Political InterferenceFacebook Whatsapp Print Local Stumbling Blocks For Latin American Mining Note: The article content below was first presented at the GFC MILA conference on October 23rd in Lima, Peru 2017 marks the first year since 2013 that mining majors are seriously kicking the tires of Latin American mining assets. Revitalized miner balance sheets, positive trending metal prices and […]
Read More Local Stumbling Blocks For Latin American MiningFacebook Whatsapp Print Latam Mining: The Good, Bad And Ugly For 2018 The year 2018 will bring fundamental changes to the Latin American political and economic landscape. As a result, natural resources companies need to adapt their strategy to a changing reality on the ground. Unpredictable elections in Brazil, Mexico and Colombia will impact a continent […]
Read More Latam Mining: The Good, Bad And Ugly For 2018Facebook Whatsapp Print 7 License-To-Operate Risks Facing Mining Investors In Latin America Today On February 28th, 2018, Dr. Remi Piet—Natural Resource Practice Leader for Americas Market Intelligence—was joined by AMI Managing Director John Price in a 60-minute webinar that featured an information-rich discussion of the leading license-to-operate (LTO) risks facing miners today in Latin American jurisdictions. Specifically, the webinar addressed seven […]
Read More 7 License-To-Operate Risks Facing Mining Investors In Latin America TodayFacebook Whatsapp Print Latin America Mining Risk Part Ii: Regulatory Instability Note: The following article is the second leg of a 7-part series analyzing license to operate risks facing miners and mining investors today in Latin America. While our first piece addressed the impact of political interference on mining projects, this article dissects the variety of regulatory […]
Read More Latin America Mining Risk Part Ii: Regulatory Instability
