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Latin America News 10 October 2025 - 27 October 2025

MercadoLibre Stock Rebounds as Brazil Expansion Fuels 2025 Rally Hopes

MercadoLibre Stock Rebounds as Brazil Expansion Fuels 2025 Rally Hopes

Stock Price Volatility and Current Levels MercadoLibre, Inc. (NASDAQ: MELI) – often dubbed the “Amazon of Latin America” – has seen its stock whipsaw in recent weeks amid broader market jitters. The share price plunged over 5% in one session on Oct. 15, tumbling to around $2,048 after nearing $2,500 in late September ts2.tech. That pullback put the stock roughly 10–15% below its 52-week high of ~$2,645 ts2.tech. As of Monday, Oct. 27, MercadoLibre’s stock has stabilized near $2,160 per share marketbeat.com – modestly above the mid-October lows. Even after the October drop, MELI remains up approximately 20% for the
27 October 2025
MercadoLibre Stock Slides Amid Fintech Boom – Analysts Predict Big 2025 Comeback

MercadoLibre Stock Slides Amid Fintech Boom – Analysts Predict Big 2025 Comeback

Stock Volatility in October MercadoLibre’s stock (NASDAQ: MELI) has seen significant swings in recent days. After trading as high as ~$2,500 per share in late September – near its 52-week peak – the stock stumbled through early October amid global tech volatility and Latin American market jitters ts2.tech. On October 15, shares opened around $2,182 but plunged over 5% intraday to roughly $2,048 ts2.tech, before stabilizing near the low $2,100s. This slide continued a pullback from the late-September highs and put the stock about 10–15% below its recent peak ts2.tech. Even with the October dip, MercadoLibre is still modestly positive
Trump’s $20B Argentina Lifeline Shocks Markets – Will It Save Milei?

Trump’s $20B Argentina Lifeline Shocks Markets – Will It Save Milei?

Details of the US Support Package President Trump’s Treasury used its seldom-invoked crisis tools to prop up Argentina. The centerpiece is a $20 billion currency swap line between the US and Argentina’s central banks reuters.com – effectively a short-term dollar loan facility. In parallel, Treasury officials have directly bought pesos in open markets (in undisclosed amounts) to blunt the currency’s slide. Bessent announced these steps on Oct. 9 after several days of intensive talks in Washington with Economy Minister Luis Caputo (with IMF officials present) reuters.com aljazeera.com. On Truth Social, Bessent hailed Argentina’s “strong economic fundamentals” and Milei’s tough austerity
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