At the end of 2018, Latin America and the Carib🌠bean accounted for 19.2% of the world’s crude oil reserves and for 4.3% of natural gas, making the region among the prominent players in the global oil and natural gas industry. However, a lack of ...

In 2018, Latin America consolidated its position as on🔥e of the largest and fastest-growing 🐼manufacturing and export hubs for motor vehicles. Amidst the sharp downturn of both production and sales of motor vehicles in Europe, Asia and Oceania, Latin ...

Mexico, a traditional oil exporting country, saw its crude oil output continually decline at a CAGR of 4.3% between 2004 and 2018 due to t𝔍he♔ natural decay of the country’s mature fields, coupled with insufficient investment in exploration and ...

Agriculture is one of the key economic sectors of Mexico, accounting for 3.3% of the country’s GDP, 12.7% of formal employment and 4.3% of national exports in 2018. During the year, it was also oဣne of the driving forces of the Mexican economy, ...

In 2018, Mexico was the world’s sixth lar🍬gest vehicle manufacturer, with an output of 4.1mn units, climbing one place compared to 2017. Between 2012 and 2018, domestওic vehicle production surged by a cumulative 35.1%, propelled by two factors ...

Mexico i🍒s the second largest economy in Latin America in terms of nominal GDP, and thereby a key co🍸nsumer market in the region, with a population of over 123.4mn people as of December 2017. Over the period 2012-2017, the retail trade sector performed ...

Mexico remains a regional leader in electricity generation. The positive results of the energy reform continue, on its way to Mexico’s energy independence and integration of clean energy sources. The wholesale market keeps ✃attracting investment ...

Mexico’s construction sector had a lacklustre performance over the period 2012-2017, with 🌠its GVA rising at a CAGR of 0.9%. Among the main impediments to the sector’s growth was a change of go🔯vernment policy on housing development in 2013 ...

Although the global pharma & healthcare sector is dominated by large multinational coꦛmpanies, mainly from the developed countries, Latin America has been quickly catching up in building a domestic pharmaceutical production base and expanding the ...

With a share of 19.9% of𒊎 global proven oil reserves and 4.4% of those of natural gas as of the end of 2017, the Latin America and the Caribbean region is among the prominent players in the hydrocarbon industry. The region is also likely to hold ...