The agreement between Mercosur and the European Union is a historic opportunity that, if handled properly, could bring significant economic benefits, particularly to the South American bloc, which will be able to expand its food export market and gain access to a premium market like the European one.

César Addario Soljancic, vice president of EXOR Estructuradores Financieros, helps us analyze the impact the new U.S. administration will have on the world’s largest economy.

The article analyzes the economic outlook for the United States and suggests a “soft landing” scenario rather than a recession. César Addario explains that, despite inflationary challenges, economic indicators point to resilience and sustained growth. He also highlights the Federal Reserve’s role in stabilizing the economy through interest rate adjustments, which allows for the control of inflation without triggering a significant economic contraction.

Tapping into capital markets to finance infrastructure projects is an effective solution for overcoming the budgetary constraints faced by many governments in the region.

Paraguay’s investment-grade rating represents a key step forward for its economic development. César Addario notes that this rating provides access to financing on more favorable terms, which boosts public and private investment. He also emphasizes the importance of fiscal discipline and macroeconomic stability as key factors in attracting foreign capital and improving the population’s quality of life.