The tourism sector of Brazil✃ has significant growth potential thanks to the sector-relevant natu🎐ral resources of the country, which were recognised as the most abundant in the world in the 2017 Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report by the World ...

The agriculture, livestock and fishing sectors play a key role in the Mexican economy with their value added accounting for 3.6% of the GDP at the end of 2016. The primary industry is among🍰 the largest employers in the country, sustaining 13.2% of ...

Insurance proved to be one of the few sectors that are resilient to the de🦩ep economic recession in Brazil, marked by stubbornly high inflation, eroding job market and falling dis𝕴posable income. The total insurance premium income in the country rose ...

Construction is the fourth-largest economic sector in Colombia, acc🎃ounting for 9.4% of the country’s GDP, 5% of total FDI inflow and 6.2% of formal employment in 2016ꦉ. Over the period 2011-2014, the construction sector emerged as one of the ...

Chile’s is a relatively small economy – 42nd-largest in the world and sixth-biggest economy in Latin America in 2016, according to the World Bank. However, its retai♛l sector is well developed, mature and sophisticated, and in many aspects ...

In 2012-2016, loans and deposits in Argentinean banks grew at CAGRs oဣf 28.7% and 33.8%, respectively. In 2016ꦫ alone, the sector’s deposit base expanded by 45.2% y/y, its strongest growth in the last five years, while the banks’ loan ...

The Colombian motor🌞 vehicle sector is a relatively small industry with great potential for future growth, given the fact that the country has the third-largest population in Latin America, with 48.8mn inhabitants as of the end of 2016. At the same ...

Brazil is among the global leaders in renewable energy genera⛦tion, having the world’s largest biomass power capacity, and ranking third and ninth, respectively, in terms of hydropower and wind power capacity at the end of 2016. During that year ...

The agriculture, livestock and fishing sector plays a key role in Argentina’s economy, accounting for 6.4% of GDP, 29.9% of🌃 the total exports and 5.3% of the total registered employment as of the end of 2016. During the year, the agricultural ...

In 2016, Chile was the world’s largest copper mine producer with a 26.9% share in global output, the second-biggest molybdenu🐽m mine producer with a 19.7% share, and the fourth-largest producer of silver with a share of 5.6%. The country ranked ...