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In 2024, the Brazilian mining sector recorded a 4% y/y increase in production, reaching a record-high volume of 1,025.6mn tonnes - the highest level ever registered in the historical series, according to data from the National Mining Agency (ANM). ...
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Renewable energy deployment in Turkiye has gained remarkable momentum. The country added 10 GW of new renewable capacity to the grid in 2024, representing more than a three-fold increase compared to the 2.9 GW installed in 2023, according to data ...
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Vietnam has a wide range of mineral resources, with more than 60 types identified to date. Despite its relative share of GDP shrinking in recent decades due to the rapid expansion of the service sector, mining and quarrying still made up 2.5% of ...
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Thailand is the production and export hub for four-wheel motor vehicles in ASEAN, with commercial vehicles and high-value passenger vehicles being its top products. At the regional level, Thailand was the largest producer of four-wheel motor vehicles ...
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Latin America remains an important element of global mineral markets, underpinned by its abundant natural resources and relatively low domestic consumption. From Chile's and Peru's copper to Brazil's iron ore and niobium, and Mexico's precious metals ...
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Colombia was the fourth largest pharmaceutical market in Latin America in 2024 in terms of sales value, with a 7.6% share of the Latin American market. The country has a large and growing population and a near-universal social security health ...
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During H1 2025, Colombia's construction sector displayed a combination of positive and negative outcomes. The sector's nominal gross value added (GVA) stood at COP 36.02tn, posting a real -3.29% y/y contraction, considerably lower than the economy's ...
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In Q2 2025, Colombia's GDP grew by 2.1% y/y in real terms, with private consumption remaining the main driver of growth. On the demand side, household spending rose from 0.9% y/y in Q2 2024 to 3.7% y/y in Q2 2025, supported by stronger purchases of ...
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India is firmly adopting an infrastructure-led growth model, positioning capital formation as the key driver of long-term economic expansion. In the post-pandemic period, India's recovery has been anchored in accelerated public investment in ...
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The infrastructure sector plays a critical role in driving the economic development of India. Presently, India exhibits a comparatively underdeveloped infrastructure about other emerging market nations. In recent years, the Indian government has ...
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