Latin American Exchange Leaders Talk Growth as Global Markets Fall

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Latin America's fastest growing economies say they're a safe and rewarding place for investment despite signs that emerging markets led by China are slowing and the world's second-largest economy grapples with structural problems to its banking system.

Inside the Surging Mexico ETF

Mexico, the second largest economy of Latin America, turned out to be one of the strongest economies in 2012.

The Greek crisis: a cautionary tale from Argentina

Policymakers in Europe seem to be surprised at the ongoing bank run in Greece (and the nascent run in Spain). They should not be.

Mexico's Ortiz says Greece exit could be worse than Lehman

(Reuters) - If Greece leaves the euro zone it could detonate a global financial crisis even worse than the 2008 credit crunch, dry up global trade financing and spur another U.S. recession, former Mexican central bank governor Guillermo Ortiz said on Friday.