EXECUTIVE ORDER INTRODUCES NEW SANCTIONS DUE TO SUPPORT FOR CUBA'S SECURITY FORCES, INVOLVEMENT IN CORRUPTION, OR VIOLATIONS OF RIGHTS - TWO WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS.

The White House has announced new sanctions targeting individuals and entities involved in supporting Cuba's security forces, corruption, and human rights violations. This development is expected to influence capital flows and risk appetite, particularly among investors with exposure to Latin American markets. Assets most affected include those linked to Cuban operations and companies with significant ties to the region, as these sanctions could disrupt business activities and investor sentiment. Traders will be closely watching for further details on the implementation of these sanctions and any potential retaliatory measures from Cuba or its allies.

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