Inflation in Colombia: 6.29% in September and Rates at 12.25%
Inflation in Colombia reached 6.29% in September 2026 and the Banco de la República raised its rate to 12.25%. What it means for you.
Tickmill: My Review After More Than 4 Years as a Client
Tickmill review: regulation, withdrawals, instruments and crypto CFDs. What I value about the broker and what to check before opening an account from LatAm.
Trading Scams: The Fake “Account Manager” and the Fake Recovery Agent
How the fake account manager and fund recovery trading scams work, and the red flags to watch for before you deposit.
Crypto Regulation 2026: What Changed in Argentina and Brazil
Crypto regulation in Latin America: the CNV's new rules in Argentina and Brazil's Central Bank framework, and what they change for you as a user.
Remittances to Mexico 2026: Fewer Transfers, but Larger Ones
Remittances to Mexico total $41.802 billion in 2026 after the 2025 decline. What changed, where the money goes, and what it means for your wallet.
Inflation in Argentina: 1.9% in September, What About the Dollar?
Inflation in Argentina was 1.9% in September 2026 and 33.4% over 12 months. What happened with the dollar and what it means for your wallet.
Crypto Futures vs. Buying Spot: What Suits a Latin American Trader Best
Buying Bitcoin and holding it is not the same as trading futures with USDT. Differences, risks, and when I use each one.
Gold for Latin Americans: Safe Haven, Investment, and How to Trade XAU/USD
Gold has set record after record in recent years. Why it matters especially in countries with weak currencies, and how I trade it without buying bullion.
Stablecoins in Latin America: Why Half a Continent Is Already Thinking in Digital Dollars
In Argentina and Brazil, stablecoins already make up most of crypto volume. What they are, why they're growing, and the risks before you put money into USDT or USDC.
Interest Rates and Your Currency: How the Spread vs. the Fed Moves the Peso, the Real and the Sol
Why a Fed decision in Washington can push the dollar higher in Mexico City, São Paulo or Lima, and how to use it to understand the market.