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Drought threatens Argentina?s tax revenue Government seeks to slash ballooning subsidies bill as poor crops look set to bring in $1.3bn less in tax revenue US frets at Cuba oil exploration Prospect of significant oil discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico could alter Havana?s economic future and its relations with Washington Argentine exchanges plan further integration Rofex and MervaRos aim to combine with three other domestic bourses to consolidate trading and create a ?national champion? Weaker Mexican peso may have neared its floor Latin America currencies have been losing ground since July as the European debt crisis worries investors but Mexico?s peso has lost more than most Brazilian tax break boosts ultra fast traders In the three months to September 30, HFTs? share of overall volumes in the BM&FBovespa capital market reached a record Brazil?s rapid growth shudders to a halt The Latin American country?s economy stalled in the third quarter as it became the latest to feel the sting of a widening eurozone debt crisis Brazil joins easing moves with rate cut Fear of a deteriorating global economy leads the country?s central bank to implement its third 50 basis point cut since August to 11% S&P upgrades Brazil?s credit rating Vote of confidence for the country?s economy that stands in contrast to the situation in Europe and the US Emerging political correctness Brazilian advertising is having to adapt to the new sensitivities of a booming middle class, writes Joseph Leahy Credit growth shows Brazil?s resilience Domestic demand is proving resilient in Latin America?s largest economy as credit grows at its fastest monthly rate so far this year