Latin American Stocks - Directory w/ AI Reviews
Latin America is home to some of the most dynamic emerging market economies, with a young and increasingly connected population driving digital adoption and consumption growth. MercadoLibre operates the region's dominant e-commerce and fintech platform, while Nu Holdings is the world's largest digital bank by customer count. Vale and Petrobras give investors exposure to Brazil's vast commodity wealth in iron ore and oil, anchoring the region's export economy.
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4.7
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Nu Holdings
NU
$16.82
-1.29%
P/E: 26.3
Nu Holdings offers exposure to Latin America's digital banking revolution as the region's largest neobank, serving over 100 million customers with low-cost financial services.
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4.6
New
MercadoLibre
MELI
$1,988.26
-0.93%
P/E: 337.0
MercadoLibre is Latin America's largest e-commerce and fintech company, operating the region's dominant online marketplace and Mercado Pago digital payments platform across 18 countries.
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4.4
New
Grupo Bimbo
GRBMF
$3.51
P/E: 0.3
Grupo Bimbo offers investors exposure to Latin America's consumer market through the world's largest bakery company, with dominant positions across Mexico and expanding global operations.
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4.3
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Petrobras
PBR
$15.19
-0.39%
P/E: 3.3
Petrobras offers Latin American exposure through Brazil's dominant oil company, combining massive pre-salt deepwater reserves with high dividend payouts to shareholders.
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4.3
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Ternium
TX
$43.65
-2.37%
P/E: 3.8
Ternium provides Latin American market exposure through the region's leading steel manufacturer, supplying construction and industrial sectors across Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia.
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4.3
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Vale SA
VALE
$16.65
-2.29%
P/E: 6.5
Vale offers Latin American exposure through Brazil's largest mining company, one of the world's top iron ore and nickel producers with operations that are critical to global steel and battery supply chains.