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We're also always looking at Latin America because we have a good understanding of some of the countries there—local merchant behavior, customer spend patterns. We may slow down, but expansion is one of our core purposes. And one of our mission statements is to be the world's first truly global payments and acceptance brand.

Steve Delpy said there could be opportunities in the payments industry slowdown in a conversation with Insider Intelligence.

The reductions have landed worldwide in regions like Eastern Europe, sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, per The Wall Street Journal. In some countries, subscription costs were cut as much as 50%.

An example of the latter is Amazon Prime Video targeting using shopping history on the ecommerce platform. Additionally, retailers are opening their media networks to non-endemic buyers (brands that don’t usually sell through the retailer property but offer related products that appeal to certain user behaviors). In-store ad inventory also represents a growing opportunity.

However, the Indian ecommerce market faces its own challenges: a large segment of the population struggles to afford even basic necessities, let alone discretionary purchases.

Private label sales growth outpaced national brands last year: Consumers' growing appetite for value is driving grocers to elevate their brands to compete against established names.

The situation: Sky-high tariffs on goods from China and the end of de minimis shipments from China and Hong Kong pose a fundamental threat to ecommerce giants like Shein and Temu, as well as countless sellers relying on Amazon and other marketplaces. The new duties are already triggering major changes.

Here’s why: Remittance inflows into Latin America will reach $135.26 billion in 2022, making up 17.5% of global remittance inflows, according to our forecasts. Bringing Venezuela into the formal remittance system would expand this already huge opportunity.

China’s manufacturing expertise is difficult to compete with: That has led some retailers to rethink supply chain diversification even as India, Latin America, and Vietnam gain traction as production hubs.