Ryan Dube

Lima

Latin America Reporter at The Wall Street Journal

Reporter in Latin America for The Wall Street Journal, based in Peru. From Alberta, Canada

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トランプ関税回避に走る各国、米国製品購入の表明続々

6 days ago | jp.wsj.com | Timothy Martin |Kim Mackrael |Ryan Dube

米国製品を大量に買うことができない低所得国もある　ドナルド・トランプ米大統領の関税措置が発表された「解放の日」から2週間が経過し、高関税の発動を米国に思いとどまらせたい貿易相手国が描く計画が明瞭になっている。それは、米国製品の購入を増やすということだ。　多くの国が米国との貿易不均衡の解消に向けて購入拡大を急ぐ一方、トランプ政権からの圧力をかわすため他国と連携しようとする動きもある。また、購入を増やすことができない、あるいはあえて増やそうとしない国もある。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8ウォール・ストリート・ジャーナル日本版今すぐ購読する Special Advertising Section アクセスランキング
Anxious Trading Partners Promise to Buy American to Stave Off Trump’s Tariffs

1 week ago | wsj.com | Timothy W. Martin |Kim Mackrael |Ryan Dube

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. 0:00Paused0:00 / 1:41White House on Trade Deals: The Phones Are Ringing off the HooksPlay video: White House on Trade Deals: The Phones Are Ringing off the HooksIn the two weeks since President Trump’s “Liberation Day,” many U.S. trade partners have a clear plan to convince Washington against reimposing stiff tariffs on their exports to the U.S.: buy more American stuff.
Ecuador Re-Elects Leader Fighting War on Gangs Smuggling Cocaine to U.S.

1 week ago | wsj.com | Ryan Dube

Daniel Noboa wins despite failing to stop the country’s transformation into one of Latin America’s most violent places Ecuadoreans re-elected President Daniel Noboa to a four-year term Sunday, giving him another chance to carry out a crackdown on transnational gangs waging a war for control of cocaine routes to the U.S. With over 85% of the votes counted, Noboa, a Miami-born businessman who has worked to build ties to the Trump administration, took 56% of the vote, beating Luisa González, a...
Mario Vargas Llosa, Nobel Prize-Winning Peruvian Author and Politician, Dies

1 week ago | wsj.com | Ryan Dube

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阿根廷与IMF达成200亿美元贷款协议以推进自由市场改革

2 weeks ago | cn.wsj.com | Ryan Dube

IMF同意向阿根廷提供一笔数百亿美元的新贷款。阿根廷总统此前曾游说特朗普政府官员，希望获得这些贷款来推动该国的自由市场改革。国际货币基金组织(International Monetary Fund, 简称IMF)同意向阿根廷提供一笔数百亿美元的新贷款。阿根廷总统哈维尔·米莱(Javier Milei)此前曾游说唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump)政府官员，希望获得这些贷款来推动该国的自由市场改革。IMF周二在一份声明中表示，已与阿根廷就一项为期48个月、总额200亿美元的贷款达成工作人员级别协议。该协议仍需IMF执行董事会批准。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8订阅热门文章热门视频
Argentina and IMF Reach Deal for $20 Billion Financing Program

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Ryan Dube

IMF says new 48-month program aimed at supporting nation’s reform agendaThe International Monetary Fund said Tuesday that it reached a deal with Argentina to provide a new multibillion-dollar financing program that will help the South American nation’s free-market overhaul. The IMF said in a statement that it reached a staff-level agreement with Argentina for an extended fund facility totaling $20 billion. The program is subject to approval by the IMF’s executive board.
How Tariffs Have Worked for South Korea: A Success Story

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Tripti Lahiri |Ryan Dube |Peter Landers

South Korea’s Kia and Hyundai vehicles are among the top selling worldwide. (Kim gong-Ji/Reuters)Seoul showed that tariffs and other protectionist policies, in rare cases, can have desired results. A half-century ago, Hyundai Motors was little known, a company protected by a virtual ban on imported cars and then high tariffs.
How Tariffs Have Worked for India: They Hurt Competition

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Tripti Lahiri |Ryan Dube |Peter Landers

Garment workers at a factory in southern India. (Samuel Rajkumar/Reuters)India, in the decades after its 1947 independence from Britain, went with an import-substitution policy—which sought to replace imports with locally produced goods—designed to create homegrown factories by leveling high tariffs. The plan failed to create a vibrant high-growth economy. Then, in the two decades following a financial crisis in 1991, India dropped tariffs to an average of 13% from 125% on trade partners.
How Tariffs Worked for Nigeria Amid the Rise of Oligarchs

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Tripti Lahiri |Ryan Dube |Peter Landers

Nigeria is Africa’s fourth-biggest economy. (Marvellous Durowaiye/Reuters)Africa’s fourth-biggest economy has an average tariff of 12% across all products, with effective duties of 70% or more on luxury goods, alcohol, and tobacco and similar products, the International Trade Administration says. Nigerian smugglers have taken advantage, sneaking in everything from rice to cars—items that, despite trade protections, Nigeria still doesn’t produce in quantities sufficient to satisfy the local market.
How Tariffs Have Worked for Argentina: Providing a Protectionist Wall

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Tripti Lahiri |Ryan Dube |Peter Landers

Argentina’s central bank in Buenos Aires. (Agustin Marcarian/Reuters)Argentina walled off much of its economy in the hope of fostering homegrown factories when the Great Depression hammered what had been one of the world’s richest countries. In the ensuing decades, successive populist leaders—from Gen.