Carolina Gonzalez is a Bureau Reporter at Business, specializing in finance, investment, and economic policy. With a strong focus on capital markets and emerging markets, she covers a wide range of topics including local and regional economies, stocks and bonds, and personal finance. Carolina's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bloomberg-Quint, The Boston Globe, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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By: Philip Sanders, Carolina Gonzalez
The pension funds used by millions of Chileans are racing to close out bets on US interest rates that backfired after the Iran war unleashed a global inflation shock, exposing them to billions of dollars of losses.
By: Carolina Gonzalez, Philip Sanders
La apuesta por una caÃda de las tasas no dio resultado. Ahora las AFP deben reducir sus posiciones en derivados justo cuando cerrar esos contratos resulta más costoso.
By: James Attwood, Carolina Gonzalez
Thunderstorms and hail swept through parts of Chile’s capital Tuesday in another bout of severe weather just days after a destructive mudslide hit Santiago’s eastern neighborhoods.
By: Carolina Gonzalez, Matthew Malinowski
Chilean lawmakers are seeking explanations from regulators over how privately managed pension funds were allowed to build up massive bets on US interest rates that are now triggering heavy losses.
By: Valentina Fuentes, Carolina Gonzalez
It was a desperate appeal to regulators: Step in, they were urged, and put a stop to this reckless behavior. It came as Chilean pension funds were making outsized bets on US interest rates, more than a year before a painful blowup left them billions of dollars in the red.
By: Valentina Fuentes, Carolina Gonzalez
Las administradoras de pensiones ganaron durante años con derivados de tasas. Pero el giro de los bonos de EE.UU. convirtió esas posiciones en fuertes pérdidas.
By: Matthew Malinowski, Carolina Gonzalez
Chilean regulators opened an investigation into all seven of the country’s pension funds following heavy losses in the system’s most conservative funds.
By: Carolina Gonzalez, James Attwood
Chile’s copper production will likely fall 8% to 9% this year, Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz said, worsening his outlook for a slump in the top-producing nation amid a string of deadly accidents and extreme weather.
By: Carolina Gonzalez, Gonzalo Soto
Mexico’s top electoral official said Sunday she will resign after facing mounting pressure over a corruption probe.
By: Carolina Gonzalez
Chile’s central bank will likely keep its key interest rate unchanged for a seventh straight meeting on Tuesday, while investors warn that resurging inflation threats will make it harder to stay on hold going forward.
