Guyana

Latin America’s real recovery will continue in 2019. The region’s consumer expenditure will however weaken slightly in 2019. Caribbean economies will lag behind other countries due to their excessive reliance on tourism and remittances. Latin America...

Growth of the global pharmaceuticals and medical equipment industry accelerated in 2018 on the back of strong performance of companies within Asia Pacific and Western Europe. Lucrative Asian markets, surging biologics production, and investment into ...

With over 40% of the region’s volumes, Brazil is the key market for spirits in Latin America. A severe recession in Brazil hampered growth in the region over the review period. This has been countered by other markets, notably Mexico, meaning volumes...

The energy sector is the key provider for many integral sectors in every economy, such as chemical products, utilities, transport, metal products manufacturing, etc. Over the 2017-2030 period, the energy industry is expected to experience stable ...

The economy will improve in 2018. Continued strength in the construction and rice sectors and steady gains in gold mining are important drivers. The government is ramping up infrastructure spending ahead of an expected windfall from huge offshore oil...

Most of the major economies in Latin America have faced significant economic and political challenges that have affected consumer spending across product categories, including purchases at grocery retailers. Economic crises in Brazil, Argentina and ...

Local and international community support has allowed renewable energy expansion to gain pace, with even faster growth expected over the period to 2030. Over 2017-2025 the electricity equipment and metal mining industries will experience a ...

The basic chemical industry is one of fastest-growing industries and plays an integral role in providing essential chemical ingredients for industries ranging from downstream to high-tech electronics. The basic chemicals industry in undergoing a ...

Dairy is the most important category within packaged food in value terms for Latin America, exceeding USD430 billion in 2017 and showing quite polarised growth between the countries in the region. Despite the fact that dairy consumption in Latin ...

Drug prices in developed markets will remain under pressure, in line with government-mandated initiatives, expected patent losses, and rising generic penetration. The key players are already losing their profits and thus ramp up advertising budgets ...

Latin America is the second-largest carbonates market in the world, with annual sales of USD37.9 billion at retail in 2016. However, growth prospects are diminishing for the category as consumers grow more concerned about the negative health effects ...

The colour cosmetics market in Latin America managed to keep its head above water over 2011-2016. The category recorded a CAGR of 1.7% despite a decline in value occurring towards the end of the period, Chile and Argentina offsetting the impact of ...

Beer in Latin America is facing a range of challenges, from significant economic issues in key markets to shifting consumer preferences. However, there are clear opportunities for brewers, such as the potential to generate value through the growing ...

In 2030, the population of Latin America should reach 711 million, an increase of 13.1% from 2015. Despite a slowdown in population growth due to falling birth rates and rising death rates, the population will still increase at a relatively fast pace...

Confectionery is facing challenging times in Latin America, with a difficult economic situation, particularly in Brazil, growing consumer health concerns and legislative challenges the main culprits. Nevertheless, the importance of chocolate ...

Card payments in Latin America steadily increased their share of total consumer payments over the survey period, and are poised to make further gains over the forecast period. Contracting economic growth created a challenging environment for ...

Guyana was projected to grow by 5% in 2014 according to The United Nations. This was due to several factors. First, its development of sanitation services and drinking water access with investment of G$2.4 billion, since between 50-70% of water used ...