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LatAm Conference Call: Reminder: LatAm Macro Pulse – Politics driving the macro outlook

Published: 2026-06-29Institution: BofA Global ResearchPages: 4Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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LatAm Conference Call: Reminder: LatAm Macro Pulse – Politics driving the macro outlook

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LatAm Conference Call

Reminder: LatAm Macro Pulse – Politics

driving the macro outlook

Invitation

Topic 29 June 2026

We invite you to join our upcoming LatAm Macro Pulse call, where we will outline our GEM Fixed Income Strategy &

latest macro views for Latin America. Economics

LatAm

Please dial in on Tuesday, June 30, at 10:00am EST.

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Our LatAm Economics team will provide short remarks, followed by an open Q&A

session. LatAm At A Glance: Politics driving the macro

outlook

LatAm Macro Viewpoint: LatAm elections with

Brazil debt and Andean policy paths in focusHost Speaker(s) Date and Time

Carlos Capistran – Chief economist Tuesday, June 30, 2026 10:00 AM Eastern Time

Mexico in Focus: Muddling through despite

for Mexico & Canada and Head of

LatAm and Canada economic Webcast Information the World Cup

research at BofA Global Research This call requires a secure authentication for Mexico Watch: Banxico on hold at 6.5% in

each participant to join. Register for the event June; we expect a hold for the rest of the year

and join the webcast here. The secure

authentication link can only be used once per Mexico Watch: Inflation slips below 4%, but

not for longGuest Speaker(s) event.

David Beker - Chief economist for

Brazil and Head of LatAm equity Webcast Replay Details ChileroundWatch:effectsChile inflation: limited second-

research at BofA Global Research. Replay the webcast event here

Chile Watch: BCCh moving to neutral stance.

Alexander Müller - Chief economist Policy report.

for the Andean region, Central

America, and the Caribbean at BofA Chile Watch: Trip notes: Chile has a shot… in

Global Research 400m hurdles.

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