Venezuelan Economy Set for Robust Growth
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced that the economy is set to grow by 9% by 2025 and 7% by 2026. This marks 18 consecutive quarters of growth, reflecting a promising economic outlook. These projections were shared at a forum with business leaders in Caracas.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has projected a robust economic growth for his country, targeting a 9% expansion by the end of 2025.
Speaking at a televised forum with business leaders in Caracas, Maduro indicated that the Central Bank is anticipating an additional 7% growth in 2026.
However, specifics regarding plans to achieve this growth were not disclosed during his address.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Kevin Cowan Nominated as Chile's Central Bank Board Member
Global Markets Steady: Currencies and Central Bank Moves Awaited
Dollar Gains Amid Global Central Bank Meeting Flurry
Yen Holds Steady Amid Earthquake and Central Bank Anticipations
Dollars and Dissent: Central Banks Steer Through Uncertain Waters

