Argentine price controls reduce biodiesel used in local fuel mix -trade group

BUENOS AIRES, March 10 (Reuters) - The Argentine government has set the price of biodiesel so high that producers cannot afford to use the required amount of it in diesel fuel, the head of the country's biofuels trade group told Reuters on Monday.

Latin American Bloc Stalls WTO Bali Trade Talks

The World Trade Organization temporarily suspended discussions aimed at a global update of trading rules after opposition from a group of Latin American nations led by Cuba.

Despite winning top world trade job, even Brazil looks beyond WTO

(Reuters) - Brazil campaigned hard to get the top job at the World Trade Organization this week but behind closed doors even it acknowledges that the WTO's main mission - pushing forward in global trade talks - looks for the moment like a lost cause.

WTO faults Argentina on trade policy, data transparency

GENEVA: The World Trade Organization added its voice on Wednesday to criticism of the quality of Argentina's inflation data, and said the country's restrictive trade policies could fuel price pressures.

EU, U.S. step up WTO action in Argentina trade row

(Reuters) - The European Union and the United States stepped up their fight against Argentine trade practices on Thursday, formally requesting the World Trade Organization rule on whether the South American country's import restrictions are illegal.

Mexico's Economy Giving Brazil, China a Run for their Money

Here's a bold prediction for 2022: Mexico will beat Brazil. Some analysts say 2022 may actually be the year when Mexico moves past Brazil to become Latin America's biggest economy.

Analysis: Latin America's love affair with China may sour

MEXICO CITY/SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Latin America has developed a dangerous dependency on China as a voracious consumer of commodity exports and the region now faces a potential hit as the huge Asian economy cools.

Argentina: YPF vows to continue gas supplies

Argentina’s biggest oil firm, YPF, has pledged to keep providing gas supplies to local customers, as the dispute over its forced nationalization continues.

U.S., EU blast Argentina's trade restrictions at WTO

(Reuters) - Argentina came under a barrage of criticism at the World Trade Organization on Friday, where the United States, European Union, Japan and 10 other countries accused it of tying up imports in red tape.