The recent tariff measures pushed by U.S. President Donald Trump and the strengthening of the dollar have reignited uncertainty in financial markets.

The new tariffs implemented by U.S. President Donald Trump have sparked intense debate over their impact on the global economy. These measures, which are part of his second-term economic policy, aim to protect domestic production, but have also triggered mixed reactions in international markets.

The breakdown in relations between the United States and Ukraine, which led to the suspension of U.S. military aid, has forced European leaders to rethink their economic and financial strategy. In response, Germany and the European Union have announced unprecedented spending plans that could redefine fiscal rules and open up new investment opportunities in the region.

2025 is shaping up to be a challenging year for Latin America and the Caribbean. César Addario Soljancic, vice president of EXOR Estructuradores Financieros, recommends keeping a close eye on the challenges that could hinder economic growth potential.

César Addario Soljancic, vice president of EXOR Estructuradores Financieros, helps us analyze how the global economy will enter 2025 on a stable footing, despite the risks it faces