Publications

In 2026, the World Cup, the USMCA review, and ties with the U.S. will place Mexico under global scrutiny. Tourism will be the first test: the visitor experience will determine whether the impact is fleeting or structurally transformative.

This report shows how the global flower market is expanding and shifting towards higher value segments, while Colombia, the world’s second exporter, boosts formal rural jobs yet faces tighter margins from logistics, input costs and new sustainability standards that will shape its future growth.

The pig farming sector in Colombia has grown 171% over the last two decades, with improvements in productivity, technification, and health standards. The increasing trend in domestic pork demand represents an opportunity for sector development.

We develop big data-based, high-frequency sectoral indicators using bank transaction data to nowcast real-time sectoral GDP growth, enhancing accuracy through modeling techniques and strong alignment with official statistics.

The report breaks down global and local trends affecting Colombia's economy in 2025-2026. It assesses multiple sectors using macroeconomic data and key factors shaping growth, risks, and opportunities. It provides a strategic perspective for decision-making in a changing environment.

Five weeks after the DANA (December 3–9), most indicators in Valencia province displayed stronger performance than those in the rest of Spain. However, foreign card spending continued to lag behind the national growth rate.

The country benefits from strategic location and high productivity, enabling exponential growth of this crop over recent decades. As the world's fourth-largest producer and the leading producer in the Americas, Colombia's potential paves the way for consolidation in new markets.