A new poll by AP-NORC listed the main areas of concern for the country's largest demographics

In 2023, Mexico produced 222,541 trucks and buses, 177,541 of which were exported

In recent years, the SEC rejected proposals for Bitcoin spot ETFs on concerns about potential market manipulation

From becoming a citizen to reaching financial independence, these are some of the top resolutions for more than 62 million people of Latino origin

Cecilia Rojas has scoured shops across greater Buenos Aires to find an affordable gift for her children this Christmas, which is set to be a gloomy affair as the country grapples with its worst economic crisis in decades.

In the heart of South America, Colombia has been carving its path to economic prosperity. With a history marked by challenges, the country has undertaken robust measures to boost its economic standing, recognizing the pivotal role it plays in enhancing the overall quality of life for its citizens.

Latinos increased their wealth by 42% between 2019 and 2021; however, one in seven Latino households remain in debt

Latinos have the largest households of any demographic in the U.S. and average 3.6 family members per household.

A new study sheds light on the difficulties to securing capital, accessing relief funds and heightened employee turnover during crises

This month, U.S. also proposed new rules surrounding its electric vehicle subsidies, limiting material that producers can source from Chinese firms and others

Global natural catastrophes will pass the $100 billion threshold for the 4th consecutive year

Latinos increased their wealth between 2019 and 2021 by 42%, but their net worth remains substantially than American Households.

Three other cities in Latin America featured as the ones who climbed the most places in The Economist Intelligence Unit's report

Mexico still received the most remittances, accounting for 41.2% of all funds sent to LAC countries

STEM jobs are in high demand and there is a shortage of qualified workers, so Latinos have a good chance of getting a job in this field

Reducing green card barriers would add $3.9 trillion dollars to the U.S. economy, according to projections from the BPC

The imminent end of the agreement on price controls is fanning inflation even more, says economist Hernan Letcher

A new report by The Economist Intelligence Unit concluded that political risks persist, but there are also surging investment opportunities

A new report found that Latino women are less likely to own a home than white men and white women

The group focused especially on Venezuelan Maria Corina Machado, who won the opposition's primaries and seeks to challenge Nicolas Maduro

The overall figure rose 0.1 percent in October and clocked in at 3.9 percent. Among Hispanic Americans, the rate rose 0.2% to 4.8%

HUD found that nearly 25% of Hispanic households met the criteria for worst needs, either paying more than half of their income on housing costs.

A recent AI study commissioned by Intuit QuickBooks found that 86% of 1,000 Hispanic and Latino respondents use artificial intelligence in their work, and 38% say they use it daily.

Hispanics are much more likely to be low-income than non-Hispanic whites and Asian Americans. In fact, nearly one-quarter (23%) of Hispanics live in households with incomes below 125% of poverty

The US economy heated up in the third quarter, government data showed on Thursday, as a resilient job market helped boost consumer spending, holding off the prospect of a recession.

Analysts have raised fears of a downturn as the US central bank started lifting interest rates rapidly last year to fight inflation, but the world's biggest economy has so far defied these predictions

Senator Rick Scott (R) discusses issues of interest to the Latino community in the Sunshine State and the U.S., including trade and political relations with Latin American countries.

Asian stocks sank Thursday, tracking a retreat on Wall Street fuelled by a surge in US Treasuries and worries over a possible escalation of the Middle East crisis, which also helped oil hold the previous day's rally.

The raging war between Israel and Hamas is already battering the economies of nearby countries, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund told a Saudi investor forum on Wednesday.

"I think we're at a very dangerous juncture," said Ajay Banga at the Future Investment Initiative