High oil prices strain Latin American budgets, breaching 2026 assumptions

Oil prices exceeding 2026 budget assumptions are pressuring Latin American governments, affecting both importers and exporters. Importers face higher fiscal costs, while exporters may see revenue gains but also face subsidy and political pressures. The Atlantic Council analysis highlights the uneven fiscal impact across the region.

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