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December 19, 2024

Mexico | Manufacturing weakness extends into November

The BBVA Research Multidimensional Manufacturing Indicator fell (-)3.6% YoY in November, the eighth consecutive decline since April

December 18, 2024

Global | Country Risk Annual Report 2025

Overall, the past year has been positive in terms of the evolution of macroeconomic, fiscal and financial vulnerabilities in most countries globally.

December 16, 2024

Global | Tariffs, a trade instrument or a covert financial strategy?

Both Mario Draghi in Europe and Donald Trump in the United States support the increase in tariffs on Chinese imports, but with objectives that seem to reflect different historical conceptions of the wealth of nations.

December 13, 2024

Colombia | Tourism takes flight and soars higher

In 2023, Colombia hosted 6.1 million international tourists and robust domestic tourism, contributing 2.3% to GDP. By 2026, over 7 million visitors are projected. Despite challenges in infrastructure, security, and sustainability, the sector shows remarkable potential.

December 13, 2024

Spain | The economy moving forward

As the end of the year draws to a close, we find the Spanish economy in job creation mode, but with steadily increasing uncertainty over global economic policy.

December 11, 2024

Argentina | November 2024 National Flash Inflation: 2.4% mom; 166% yoy.

National inflation in November was 2.4% m/m (166% y/y, 112% ytd), below market expectations (REM-BCRA: 2.8% m/m). This is the lowest monthly value since July 2020.

December 9, 2024

Spain | The impact on the economy of the increase in US trade tariffs

It may well be negative in the short run, although it should be cushioned by the relatively low direct exposure of the Spanish economy to trade with the US. In the medium term, the outcome will be determined by the goals set by the new US President and the economic policy responses, both in the eurozone and in Spain.