39 New US Stocks and ETFs Arrive in Latin America
VT Markets, a leading global multi-asset trading platform, has expanded its product offering with the addition of 39 new U.S. stocks and ETFs, broadening access for Latin American investors and bringing its total portfolio of U.S.-listed instruments to over 500.
Speakers from Brazil, the United States, Chile, Australia, Germany, and Spain will address the new challenges of tailings management at the 2026 Water and Tailings Congress.
The 2026 Water and Tailings Congress will bring together international speakers from Brazil, the United States, Chile, Australia, Germany, and Spain in Lima, who will share experiences, research, and solutions related to governance, innovation, water management, automation, risk assessment, and sustainability applied to tailings facilities.
Peru accounts for more than 28% of projects in the Americas, surpassing Canada, Chile, and the U.S.
Roque Benavides, however, commented that we face structural challenges such as corruption, insecurity, informality, and illegal mining.
Copper falls amid new tension between Iran and the US following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz
Copper falls on the LME after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and increased tensions between Iran and the US, amidst greater global uncertainty.
Peruvian copper manufacturers could face tariffs of up to 50% in the U.S.
The U.S. would impose tariffs of up to 50% on Peruvian copper products, affecting value-added exports worth approximately US$$ 500 million.
U.S. Ambassador Recognizes Cerro Verde for its Contribution to Peru's Economic and Social Development
During his visit, the diplomatic representative noted that Cerro Verde—a company in which the U.S. firm Freeport-McMoRan holds a 55.081% stake—operates in accordance with the highest international standards in the mining industry
Gold falls due to dollar strength amid tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran
The price of gold fell, pressured by the strength of the dollar and tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran, amid inflationary fears and expectations about US interest rates.
Lupaka Gold is suing the Peruvian government in the U.S. to collect an award of $146.8 million
Lupaka Gold has filed a lawsuit against the Peruvian government in a U.S. court to enforce the arbitral award obtained before ICSID regarding the Invicta project, which amounts to over US$168.6 million.
Peru would reach second place regionally in critical minerals if it has US support.
Peru could rise to second place in the region for critical minerals if it secures U.S. support, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding that provides for financing, technical cooperation, and potential support for projects worth more than US$48 billion.
Gold is surging and is poised to break through the $5,600-per-ounce mark amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East
Gold is surging sharply following the escalation in the Middle East and could break through the $5,600-per-ounce mark, driven by demand for safe-haven assets and energy market uncertainty.