The construction sector was finally showing signs of recovery 🗹in 2019, after registering contracting GVA since 2014, when the Car Wash Operation investigations 🅷started. The COVID-19 pandemic, which halted economic activity globally, ...

Brazil’s transport infrastructure sector contains a diverse landscape. While some sub-sectors, namely road infrastructure, are still dominated by the f🥃ederal and state governments, others such as the railways h♓ave been marked by a ...

The COVID-19 outbreak shaped the construction industry in Latin America during 2020. The economy of the four largest markets, namely Brazil, Mexico, Argentina ♚and Colombia, contracted significantly over the year. The construction ...

Yea𒀰rs after the 2015-2016 economic recession that profoundly changed the Brazilian construction sector, recovery progressed strongly in 2019 with r𒀰ecord-high new residential building launches and sales, and a commitment by the new ...

After being hit by one of the worst economic recessions in its history in 2015 and 2016, Brazil has started to gradually recover in 2017, achieving a milꦏd GDP growth of 1.2% in average during the 2017- 2019 period. However, the infrastructure sector, ...

In 2018, the real estate sector emerged as one of the dri💧ving forces of the Brazilian economy, expanding its gross value added by 3.1% y/y, well above the country’s GDP growth of 1.1%. Th♈is was largely attributable to a rapid recovery of the ...

Between 2014 and 2016, Brazil went through one of the biggest economic crises of its hist✃ory, recovering only in 2017, gradually growing at an average rate of 1.1% between 2017 and H1 2018. The infrastructure sector was hit particularly hard by the ...

Construction was one of the sectors most affected by the 2015-20💦16 economic recession in Brazil. In 2018, despite the rebound of the economy, construction activity🌟 fell for a fifth year in a row, impaired by a high inventory of residential and ...

Construction was one of the sectors most affected by the deep economic recession in Brazil. The construction activity has been declining since 2014, due to the ailing economy, h💖igh inflation, restricted credit supply, low🔯 government ...

Despite ranking among the ten largest global economies and being responsible for𒁃 more than half of South America’s GDP in 2016, according to October 2017 estimates by the IMF, Brazil has the most inadeq🐓uate infrastructure of the ...