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How Mexico Shook Off the Tequila Crisis

Two decades after the peso devaluation, the country is on a more solid footing and, under President Peña Nieto, looking ahead.
By Edwin Gutierrez
December 13, 2014
Crisis? What Crisis?

Many investors view the sell-off in Latin American markets as a buying opportunity rather than a signal for panic selling. Give credit to sound economic policies and strong fundamentals.
By Dan Shirai
July 12, 2006
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ESM Chief Regling Has Bailout Fund Ready to Go

At October's International Monetary Fund annual meeting in Tokyo, European Stability Mechanism head Klaus Regling discussed the outlook for the ESM and the euro with Institutional Investor International Editor Tom Buerkle.
By Tom Buerkle
November 13, 2012
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The Secret to Investing in Emerging-Markets Stocks May Surprise You

When researching emerging-markets equities, investors are better off focusing on company fundamentals than on macro numbers.
By Morgan Harting

By Nelson Yu
November 07, 2014
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Guillermo Ortiz: Mexico's Mr. Fix-It

Central bank governor Guillermo Ortiz, a veteran crisis manager, struggles to support Mexican growth without sinking the peso.
By Lucy Conger
March 09, 2009
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Mexican Bank Credit Becomes Harder To Find

Mexico's banks are highly profitable, but credit can be hard to find.
By Jonathan Kandell
March 16, 2010
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