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Silver rose 1.5% to about US$61.24 an ounce on Monday while gold edged up to about US$4,143, as US services prices hit a four-year high.
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Colombia’s COLCAP rose 2.69% and the peso gained about 1.8% to about 3,196 per dollar.
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Argentina’s Merval rose 3.7% to 2,869,488 and country risk fell 49 points to 599 as Brazil’s vote lifted assets.
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Francis Allison, mayor of Magdalena del Mar, trails López Aliaga by 0.86 points in Lima.
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Fifteen Peruvian regions are headed for a governor runoff on 29 November 2026.
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Lima’s mayor is undecided: López Aliaga leads by about 44,900 votes, but 1,924 disputed tally sheets sit with election juries.
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Miguel Prieto, 37, led Ciudad del Este until his removal in 2025.
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Paraguay’s Colorados won a record 187 of 263 towns but lost Asunción.
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Soledad Núñez, 43, a civil engineer and former housing minister, won Asunción for the opposition.
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Camilo Pérez accepted defeat in Asunción on 5 October and blamed “betrayal” by Colorado councillors for his 5,024-vote loss to Soledad Núñez.
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Cali in October 2026: Kraken and Ryan Castro on 17 October, World Salsa Festival from 23 October, Bunbury on 31 October, with venues and US$ prices.
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Free Book Fair to 18 October, Detour film festival from 9 October and a full Teatro Solís season: what is left of October in Montevideo.
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Abidjan in October 2026: Kajeem on 10 October, TAYC on 11 October, a diaspora week and Gadji Celi on 31 October, with prices.
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Brazil stocks closed at a record 206,912 points on 5 October, up 7.7%, as the real gained 4% after Flávio Bolsonaro led the first round.
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Two Fraijanes escapees from the Barrio 18 gang, a US-designated terrorist group, were caught near Cancún on 5 October.
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A Chile rain alert forecasts up to 55 mm in Santiago and three other central regions from early Tuesday 6 October to Wednesday afternoon.
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Guatemala fuel tax exemption rules were published on 5 October, making stations report prices daily and show savings of up to US$1.18 a gallon.
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The Costa Rica exchange rate eased on Monday 5 October as the dollar slipped for a second day on Monex, after a 3.1% rebound from its 2026 low.
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An ETECSA outage on Monday 5 October cut Cuba's Nauta internet and Transfermóvil payments, as power shortages hit the state phone company.
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Venezuelan crude shipments to Spain reached 641,000 tonnes in August, edging past US supplies for third place, official data published on Monday show.
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The Dominican Republic fiscal deficit hit US$3.18 billion by 25 September, 67% of the 2026 plan, as the opposition warns of a wider 2027 gap.
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The Escondida strike in Chile is on hold after BHP requested mandatory mediation on 5 October, giving talks with supervisors five more working days.
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Colombia exports rose 15.1% to US$4.46 billion in August 2026, DANE said on 5 October, as gold, coal and oil sales grew while coffee fell.
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Ethiopia's central bank is reviewing bids from two foreign banks to open fully owned subsidiaries, almost two years after a law ended a five-decade ban.
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South Africa's petrol price rises by up to US$0.20 a litre on 7 October, taking 95 unleaded in Gauteng to a record of about US$1.82 as oil tops US$100.
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Honduras returned migrants reached 36,658 from January to September 2026, official data show, with 32,851 sent back from the United States.
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The Bolivia fuel shortage persisted on Monday despite extra YPFB deliveries, as officials blocked repeat buyers and drivers pushed for higher fares.
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Panama Canal neutrality gains a new backer as Singapore says it will join the 1977 treaty protocol during President Mulino's state visit on 5 October.
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Ecuador homicides fell to 117 last week, the lowest weekly total of 2026, President Daniel Noboa said, after a curfew that saw 2,561 people detained.
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Ecuador blackouts will spare homes, President Daniel Noboa pledged on 5 October, while more than 9,000 firms take rotating 48-hour power cuts.
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Costa Rica high-security prison for organised crime opens on 14 October, the Presidency says.
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The Colombian peso closed at 3,210.92 per dollar on Monday 5 October, 1.9% firmer than the official rate, after a rate hike and with Brent above US$100.
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Kenya's market regulator has approved depositary receipts that let Kenyans join Nigeria's Dangote Refinery IPO before the offer closes on 13 October.
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Prediction markets make Flávio Bolsonaro the clear favourite to beat Lula on 25 October.
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A US judge orders the boat-strike memo to court, the UN renews Haiti's Gang Suppression Force and Argentina receives a second F-16 batch.
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Ethiopia's new parliament opened on 5 October and Abiy Ahmed was sworn in for five more years.
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The Tanzania stock market lost about US$166 million in the week to 2 October 2026 as bank shares fell, led by NMB, while the index stays far above last year.
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DR Congo is strengthening electricity regulation with African Development Bank help, including a study of real power costs and draft grid rules.
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International banks provide €500 million (US$563 million) to Benin over 12 years, with an African Development Fund guarantee and Islamic Development Bank Group insurance sharing the risk.
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South African farmers hit by foot-and-mouth disease must still pay the R30.23 (US$1.81) minimum wage, while imported vaccines fill the gap.
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Nigerian forces killed ISWAP commander Abdussamad Ohida in Ondo State, far from the group's north-east base.
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The IMF approved about US$50.16 million for Liberia after two programme reviews, citing 5.1% growth and a VAT planned for 2027.
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Flávio Bolsonaro won the first round by about 2.2 million votes.
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Atiku Abubakar wants the N11.2 trillion (US$8.4 billion) in NNPC receivables itemised and asks whether federal contractors fund Tinubu's campaign.
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A former aide to Sport Minister Gayton McKenzie now runs Cricket South Africa's ticket seller, Ticketpro, ahead of the 2027 World Cup.
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Cape Town would build a link bridge first, then a tunnel and homes on 15 hectares.
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The naira fell below N1,500 per euro for the first time in over two years, but a weaker euro, not a stronger naira, did most of the work.
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The Central Bank of Kenya is expected to hold its key rate at 8.75% on October 7, 2026, balancing rising inflation against slower growth.
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Spain votes on 29 November 2026 after Pedro Sánchez lost a housing vote.
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AMRO warns Asia's AI dependence could reverse, pressuring copper and lithium prices and exposing Chile, Peru and Argentina to a sharp slowdown.