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President De la Espriella ordered Colombia to scrap a 0.29% gasoline rise for October, and the state will cover about US$2.5 million. The post Colombia Holds Gasoline at US$4.87 a Gallon in October appeared first on The Rio Times .
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The central bank will express its view as early as Oct. 30 in its next quarterly Outlook for Economic Activity and Prices report.
Brent crude prices would have reached up to $200 per barrel if Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline had not existed, the chief executive of Saudi Aramco said.
Private-sector economists polled by Banxico now expect Mexico to grow 1.4% in 2026, up from 1.3%, and see inflation easing to 3.87%.
Luis Caputo told Argentine business leaders that taxes may fall another 1% of GDP next year, while a full overhaul waits until after 2027.
Lenders have stronger balance sheets now as they face a new rate-hiking cycle.
