Latin America: Copper slumps, investment flows across southern cone
Output slump in Chile contrasts with Toyota's Argentine commitment as supply chains and sovereignty disputes reshape regional dynamics.
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What happened
Chile copper production fell 12.8% in August to its lowest level since 2011 due to July storms and declining ore grades. 1 Toyota confirmed a $1.3 billion investment in Argentina, citing the RIGI regime for predictability. 9 Argentina defeated Bolivia 4-0 in the first friendly since Lionel Messi's retirement. 151819
Why it matters
The proposed Andes-Atlantic corridor between Argentina and the US could alter lithium and copper supply chains and create new logistical competition with Chile. 3 The UK rejected Argentina's arbitration request over Falklands oil and questioned its reliability as a partner. 16
What to watch
Chile's parliament will consider ChileMujeres' proposal to approve nursery legislation without imposing new burdens on employers. 17 Brazil's delivery market may undergo changes following the São Paulo State Court's ruling against 99Food. 4
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