Latin America braced for a colossal blow when President Donald Trump’s tariffs upended global trade last year. But it’s never been a better time for the region’s exports.
On Tuesday, Argentina said its shipments abroad last year were the second highest in its history. The release followed data from Brazil and Chile, both of which reported this month that their own exports hit records in 2025. In coming days, figures from Mexico and Peru will likely also reveal milestones.
At a time when regions like Europe are grappling with Trump’s renewed tariff threats, Latin America is heading into 2026 even better positioned to withstand any trade shocks from Washin
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