IMF names countries with highest GDP in Latin America

Colombia and Venezuela will have the highest GDPs in Latin America, according to the IMF.

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The IMF reports that Colombia and Venezuela will have the greatest GDP growth rates among the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean this year, with increases of 7.6% and 6%, respectively.

Bolivia (3.8%), Uruguay (5.3%), and Argentina (4%) are following suit.

According to the IMF’s October report, Brazil’s GDP would expand by 2.8%, Ecuador’s – by 2.9%, Peru’s – by 2.7%, Mexico’s – by 2.1%, Chile’s – by 2%, and Paraguay’s – by 0.2%.

This year, the combined GDP of Latin America and the Caribbean will expand by 3.5%.

source: imf.org

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