A panel including economists and experts gathered at an August 17 event co-hosted by Council of the Americas discussed the current economic implications of China's growing influence in Latin America. View C-SPAN's video recording of the event.
A COA panel explored the growing presence of Indian businesses in Latin America, the benefits that the Indian-Latin American relationship can bring to both sides, the role of governments in strengthening economic ties, and obstacles to further linkages.
FTAs with Peru and China are part of a broader trade strategy.
At an AS/COA panel, speakers presented different perspectives regarding the prospects of the RMB as an international currency, the issue of trade settlements, and the outlook for reserve currency status and RMB-denominated investments
China’s fast economic growth, robust external trade, and foreign investment across the world are rapidly increasing the use of the Chinese currency outside the mainland. Speakers analyzed the economic and political implications of the use of the Renminbi in Latin America.
China’s fast economic growth, robust external trade, and foreign investment across the world are rapidly increasing the use of the Chinese currency outside the mainland. Speakers analyzed the economic and political implications of the use of the Renminbi in Latin America.
India emerges as a major new partner for Latin America.
