Mexican asset prices reflect current and potential economic and political risks. But a likely turn in the country’s economic cycle makes for a potentially attractive entry point for longer-term investors, and the financial sector may soon benefit.

In its most concerted effort to reverse slowing credit and economic growth to date, New Delhi devises a $32 billion public sector bank recapitalization.

Brazil’s stocks and currency took a beating as President Temer was implicated in a corruption scandal, endangering the government’s reform agenda and fragile economic recovery.

Colombian voters narrowly defeated a government-sponsored peace accord with FARC insurgents, surprising pollsters and dashing President Juan Manuel Santos’ desire to end the five-decade conflict and cash in on a peace dividend.