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A zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Reader enables silent attacks via PDF files. Simply opening the document is enough to get compromised. Update Adobe Reader immediately. https://proytec.blog/adobe-reader-pdf-vulnerability/

The petrodollar is shifting as rival powers and alternative currencies grow, yet the US dollar holds its ground — for now — on the strength of the global financial system built around it. https://proytec.blog/petrodollar-decline-or-strength/

Ecosystem regeneration has become central to financial stability: it reduces physical, transition, and systemic risks, protecting investments and opening new sustainable markets. https://proytec.blog/ecosystems-and-financial-stability/

The Fed uses the dollar and swap lines as geopolitical leverage: increasing the risk of more unstable crises, reduced cooperation among central banks, and greater fragility in the global financial system. https://proytec.blog/fed-and-the-geopolitics-of-the-dollar/

Global liquidity is thinning: governments and Central Banks are in crisis, high inflation, unstable markets and slowing transactions increase the risk of further deterioration without adequate tools to respond. https://proytec.blog/world-running-short-of-liquidity/

“Quishing” is a scam that hackers exploit to redirect users to malicious websites via QR codes and steal personal or banking data. It exploits trust and urgency; staying safe requires verifying sources and links before scanning. https://proytec.blog/qr-code-scams-a-guide-to-quishing/

Banks hold power because they control credit, payments, transfers, and capital, influencing the economy and access to financial services. https://proytec.blog/the-power-of-banks/

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Global tensions, soaring energy costs and financial networks under stress: worldwide monetary flows are jamming and risk blocking investments, funding, growth and innovation.

https://proytec.blog/financial-transfers-crisis/

Global tensions, soaring energy costs and financial networks under stress: worldwide monetary flows are jamming and risk blocking investments, funding, growth and innovation.

WTO Report 2025–2027: global trade is set for moderate growth, but momentum is expected to weaken due to geopolitical tensions, rising energy costs, and new trade barriers. https://bit.ly/41Yfh9U

The debate on de-dollarization is often overstated: despite some signs of change, the dollar remains central due to global demand and its role in financing the U.S. economy. https://proytec.blog/de-dollarization-myth-or-reality/

SOURCE : https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/programs/geoeconomics-center/dollar-dominance-monitor/

The 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝐔𝐍 𝐠𝐮𝐢𝐝𝐞 helps companies boost integrity, fight corruption and strengthen sustainable governance.

𝐀𝐧 𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐜𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐥𝐨𝐚𝐝. https://proytec.blog/a-new-un-guide-for-companies/

Wars and markets shape each other: conflicts destroy economies and often redraw financial power.

Between energy, inflation, and military spending, geopolitics becomes the real hidden engine of global markets. https://proytec.blog/wars-and-markets-impact-on-the-economy/

Generative AI can store and reproduce copyrighted material, creating legal risks for companies and authors.

Clearer rules, transparent datasets, and stronger protections for creators are needed. https://proytec.blog/ai-and-copyright-risks-for-businesses/

We are pleased to share an important milestone for our Group.

In 2026, the United Nations accepted PROYTEC PANAMA’s membership in the Global Compact, formally recognizing the social responsibility practices that the Group and its Companies have adopted since their foundation.

This achievement reaffirms our ongoing commitment to aligning our strategy and activities with the Ten Principles of the Global Compact on human rights, labor, the environment, and anti‑corruption.

A result that strengthens our vision and validates the path we have built over time.

China must choose between a strong yuan, which strengthens financial stability and market confidence, and a weak yuan, which supports exports and industry.

Exchange rate policy thus becomes a strategic tool for economic and geopolitical balance. https://proytec.blog/china-strong-or-weak-yuan/