Fynsa
The country faces a historic opportunity: to leave behind decades of fiscal populism and make way for a modern and competitive economy. But the road will not be easy.
The true value of rare earths lies not in their price - the total market is just over USD 6.5 billion - but in their ability to generate or halt billions in industrial production.
After a period marked by economic uncertainty, inflation and high interest rates, today there is a more stable scenario with a positive outlook for both buyers and investors.
A new ECLAC report reveals that the region is accelerating in the adoption of artificial intelligence, but still faces gaps in data, training and regulation.
