Why Has the US Increased Its Investment in Germany?
Between 2025 and August 2026, US investment in German companies totaled US$53.4 billion. Opportunities for Argentine investment in German companies.
Read analysis →Between 2025 and August 2026, US investment in German companies totaled US$53.4 billion. Opportunities for Argentine investment in German companies.
Read analysis →A concrete sign that the RIGI is attracting foreign investment. How value can be added, and how the supply of critical minerals to the United Kingdom bears on the negotiations over Falklands oil
Read analysis →The agreement positions Argentina as a priority supplier of critical minerals to the US and opens a window for financing and logistics infrastructure that could transform the export outlet of Vaca Muerta and the mining northwest via the Atlantic
Read analysis →Mexico is cutting import tariffs on auto parts to encourage carmakers to set up assembly plants in its territory
Read analysis →Two investments, one at an exploratory stage and the other already operating, sketch a lithium value chain that is starting to take shape. It remains to be seen whether they can add greater value
Read analysis →In light of the new Supreme Court ruling, we analyze the concern over land ownership worldwide. The US has stepped up controls to prevent the acquisition of land by foreigners.
Read analysis →The emigration of skilled human resources from Argentina is the costliest form of disinvestment, one that receiving markets capitalize on without giving anything in return.
Read analysis →UNCTAD's World Investment Report offers clues on global trends and on the situation of Argentina and the region
Read analysis →The active role of municipalities in attracting investment is proving key.
Read analysis →Among the goals of US trade policies and diplomatic actions is to encourage foreign direct investment in the United States. We analyze which are the
Read analysis →Argentina's RIGI lacks the screening mechanisms that developed countries apply to foreign investment in critical infrastructure.
Read analysis →The stock of foreign direct investment. Foreign direct divestment in Argentina in 2025
Read analysis →The United States is streamlining regulatory processes for fintech, lowering barriers to entry and encouraging collaboration between companies and banks. Argentine fintechs face an opportunity.
Read analysis →It could boost imports of widely used industrial inputs and capital goods that accompany Chinese FDI in Argentina.
Read analysis →The Chinese city of Hefei as a model and inspiration for Argentine municipalities seeking to strengthen their industrial fabric.
Read analysis →A way to access other markets. Argentine FDI rose from US$1,523 million in 2019 to US$2,403 million in 2023.
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