The global tungsten market is experiencing unprecedented price increases due to supply shortages, particularly highlighted by soaring APT costs in Rotterdam and significant price hikes in India.

The Central Bank of Chile is set to implement a strategic series of daily market interventions from March 23 to 27, 2026, aimed at influencing the dollar and managing inflation while maintaining financial stability.

Union organizations asserted that Joaquín Cortez's education at the Pontifical Catholic University and the University of Chicago "is not an anecdotal detail but a clear signal of his ideological imprint, the same one that shaped the individual capitalization system imposed during the dictatorship and turned pensions into a business rather than a right."

Chile's economy experienced a notable growth of 2.5% in 2025, driven by strong investment and consumer spending, a revelation that contradicts claims of an 'economic emergency' presented by the government of José Antonio Kast.

Former minister Nicolás Grau reacted to Quiroz's remarks, stating that "the last public amount is 1.406 billion dollars (end of January) and the figure at the beginning of this week (which fluctuates significantly) was over 800 million dollars," a substantial amount compared to the US$40 million that Minister Quiroz claimed was left by Boric's government.

Public spending cuts, tax reductions, labor changes, and deregulation to accelerate investments are part of the package with which Kast will aim to establish his government's stamp from day one.

Agricultural products, mining, manufacturing, and services have driven Chile's trade exchange to grow consecutively for the past 18 months, according to the latest Monthly Trade Report from the Undersecretariat of International Economic Relations.

The elected president is preparing his first 90 days with tax cuts, fiscal adjustments, and deregulation to speed up investment, in an agenda that deepens the far-right shift in economic policy.

Shares of the company plummeted 15% in a week after it was revealed that one in four Mercado Pago clients cannot repay their loans.

Edited by José Miguel Benavente, Guillermo Larraín, and Diego Pardow, this work compiles research aimed at unlocking the structural knots facing the country with concrete proposals on education, crime, environment, economic growth, and state reform, among other topics.