Newsletter

Latin America and the Caribbean enter 2026 with modest but improving macroeconomic conditions, though growth remains constrained by structural and external headwinds. Regional GDP growth is expected to remain muted, with forecasts clustering in the low-2 percent, supported by easing inflation, gradually improving financial conditions, and resilient commodity prices, particularly for metal and food exporters.

Latin America's digital economy is undergoing a digital acceleration, with data centers becoming a key element of its growth.

On April 2, 2025, the U.S. Administration announced the imposition of “reciprocal tariffs” across the globe to level the playing field in trade with other countries.

Latin America is poised for a mixed economic performance in 2025, characterized by a variety of challenges and opportunities.

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