Peru (3.2%) and Colombia (2.3%) Will Be the Largest Latin American Economies to Grow in 2026
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World Bank raises its projection for Peru to 3.2%: it would occupy fourth place in South America The Peruvian economy would grow 3.2% in 2026, according to the new estimate of the World Bank, which would place the country among the South American markets with the best performance during the year. The agency raised its forecast compared to the calculated spread in June, when it projected an expansion of 2.7%. This revision represents an improveme…
The World Bank maintained its projection for the country’s GDP at 2.3 per cent, while warning that fiscal pressures would limit the economy’s momentum
Peru’s economy would grow 3.2% this year, according to new World Bank projections. It would be ranked top 4 in South America
The gross domestic product (GDP) of Mexico will grow below the average of Latin America and the Caribbean during 2026, according to the new projections of the World Bank. In this sense, the international agency estimates that Mexico’s GDP will advance 1.4%, compared to a regional growth of 2.2%. The forecast places Mexico among the economies with the least expected growth in the region. The expected performance for the country is also below econ…
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diarioestrategia.clPeru and Colombia will be the countries that will grow the most this year among the main economies of Latin America and the Caribbean, with rates of 3.2% and 2.3%, respectively, while Chile will do the least with 0.8%. According to the report ‘Economic Perspectives for Latin America and the Caribbean’ prepared by the World Bank, Argentina and Brazil will tie with a 2.1% advance and Mexico will score an increase of 1.4%. Overall, Latin American G…
Latin America and the Caribbean will slightly reduce their rate of growth to 2.2 per cent in 2026, compared with 2.4 per cent last year, while Mexico and Brazil, the two main economies of the region, show a trend of stagnation, with forecasts of 1.4 per cent and 2.1 per cent, respectively, reported by the World Bank (WB) on Tuesday. The agency’s regional forecasts indicate that growth in Mexico and Brazil will be at levels equal to or below the …
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