Snapshot -  Trading trends between Latin American economies.

 December 2010
Business Information
  
of all Latin America  

CREDIT REPORT ® since 1964, is a supplier of  business credit and financial information, better described, more specialized and with data of more than 700.000 companies located in all the Latin American region, with direct presence and own agents in each one of the countries we cover.

International Services

-Business Reports and Credit Information of  Latin American companies.
-Collections.
-Business Directories and Listings.
-Country Risk Reports and  Sectorial Reports.
-Life’s insurance reports.
-Pre-employment reports.
-On-line Reports (Soon)  
 

 
Juan Isaac Rodriguez G. 
Marketing Manager
Credit Report Group 
Imprint:
Credit Report Latin American SAC
CREDIT REPORT
Avenida Paseo de la Republica # 3127 - 3rd - 4th floor - Adriatic Building. Corporative Center.
San Isidro - Lima
Perú
Central:
+51(1)205-3300
Fax:
+51(1)421-6808
E-Mail 
 
 
 
 
‹¿Do you wish to revise previous newsletters? Please just visit our new website and click on: "News".›
 
We are sending you this email as you are already member of the CREDIT REPORT GROUP ®  family of clients or you have expressed your interest in our services.
 
               Regional Economics Perspectives
  
  
Dear  ,
 
 
Faced with the "Euro Crisis" and the still fragile and slow financial recovery of USA, First Worldwide Economy, it is occurring a very interesting phenomenon in Latin America.
 
The growing strengthening regarding commercial exchange with Asia, specially China, second Trade Partner after USA, is undeniable.
 
Likewise, it is also true that the commercial relations in a subregion level are strengthening in a positive manner, as per the Interamerican Development Bank report, being the trade exchange among South American countries as the most intense lately, situation which causes an interesting commercial exchange among Latin American countries and a lower dependence on the commercial exchange of the Latin American economies with the industrialised countries at present.
 
 
According to the Inter-american Development Bank (IBD) (Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo), the integration South-South, specially the trade with China, seems to have compensated the weak demand of the industrialised countries.
 
Up to date, the total of export sales from Latin America to China, increased near to  50%.
 
In a Subregion level and in the same positive manner, the export sales both of Mercosur and the Andean Community increased to  28% in 2010.
 
According to the preliminary estimations of the Integration And Trade sectors of IDB, the export sales from Latin America to the countries worldwide, increased to 29%(projected) in 2010, reaching approximately US$853 thousand millions, and reversing almost completely the fallen of  23% reported in 2009.
 
In the Andean Community, the export sales of Peru increased to 35.2%,  Ecuador to 28.8%,  Bolivia to 27.5% and Colombia to 21.2%. it is projected that the Intra-Andean trade would have increased to 36% during 2010.
 
 
Kindest Regards,
 

 
Juan Isaac Rodriguez Gutierrez 
Marketing Manager  
  
"Your Business success, Our Greatest satisfaction".
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*Sources:
 
Inter-American Development Bank