The International Monetary Fund (IMF)
, it was announced on Tuesday.
In this sense, the Inca country's expansion rate will be the second-highest in South America after Bolivia's (4%).
They will be followed by the economies of Paraguay (3.5%), Colombia (3.5%), Chile (3.4%), Brazil (2.1%), Uruguay (1.9%), Ecuador (-0.5%), Argentina (-1.2%), and Venezuela (-25%).
Within this framework, Peru will post the highest growth rate this year among the
Pacific Alliance members —Colombia (3.5%), Chile (3.4%), and Mexico (1.6%).
In South America, they will be followed by the GDP rates of Bolivia (3.9%), Colombia (3.6%), Chile (3.2%), Uruguay (3%), Brazil (2.5%), Argentina (2.2%), Ecuador (0.2%), and Venezuela (-10%).
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