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Latin America Macro Snapshot — BR, MX, AR — free sample

Generated: 2026-09-24T04:43:45.819Z  |  Range: 2015–2025  |  Source: World Bank Open Data (CC BY 4.0)

Key findings

This report covers 3 economies and 1 indicator over 2015–2025, containing 33 published observations (100% of the 33 requested year × economy cells). Every figure is reproduced from World Bank Open Data and recomputed into growth, share, trend-fit, momentum, volatility, concentration and data-quality views. Values are also available as JSON and CSV from the same endpoint.

IndicatorRank 1Latest valueCAGR / period avg TrendEconomiesLatest yr
GDP growth (annual %)Argentina4.37 0.60%+0.24 pp32025

GDP growth (annual %)

Latest reading is highest in Argentina at 4.37% and lowest in Mexico at 0.56%. Period average is 0.97%, with a cross-economy spread of 3.81 percentage points. This is a rate of change rather than a level, so compound growth and a growth index are not defined for it; the trend is reported in percentage points per year. Fitted trend is steepest upward in Brazil (+0.61 pp/yr, percentage points per year, R² 0.469) and weakest in Mexico (+0.01 pp/yr, R² 0). Largest acceleration — last three years against the three before — is Mexico at +587.5% percentage points. The largest covered value is 7.8× the smallest. 3 economies covered; latest observation year 2025.

Latest reading, by economy

Argentina 4.37 Brazil 2.29 Mexico 0.562

Ranked detail

Group average over the period: 0.97%. Cross-economy spread of the latest reading: 3.81 percentage points. A rate of change has no compound growth rate, so none is reported.
#EconomyLatest Period avgTrend pp/yr PctileTrend
1 Argentina 4.37 0.598+0.24 100
2 Brazil 2.29 0.996+0.61 67
3 Mexico 0.562 1.30+0.01 33
Period average is the mean of the annual readings across the covered years. Trend pp/yr is the ordinary-least-squares slope in percentage points per year — the unit this indicator is already measured in. Percentile ranks this economy within the covered group.

Trend and dynamics

EconomyTrend pp/yrTrend R² MomentumHalf-period shiftVolatility Latest YoYPeak / trough yrOutlier years
Argentina +0.24 0.02 +184.6% +198.0% 241.0 +425.2% 2021 / 2020 —
Brazil +0.61 0.47 +46.5% +81.1% 156.5 -33.1% 2021 / 2015 —
Mexico +0.01 0.00 +587.5% +434.7% 640.6 -58.4% 2021 / 2020 2020 (-2027%)
Trend is the ordinary-least-squares fit of value on year, reported with its R² — how much of the movement the straight line explains, in percentage points per year because this series is already a rate. Momentum is the mean change of the last three years minus the mean of the three before it, in percentage points. Half-period shift compares the second half of the window against the first. Volatility is the standard deviation of year-over-year change. Outlier years exceed 2.5 standard deviations from that economy's own average change.

Data quality

EconomyPublishedExpectedCoverage SpanYears behind newestMissing years
Argentina 11 11 100% 2015–2025 0 —
Brazil 11 11 100% 2015–2025 0 —
Mexico 11 11 100% 2015–2025 0 —

Full year-by-year data

Economy20152016201720182019202020212022202320242025
Argentina2.73-2.082.82-2.62-2.00-9.9010.446.02-1.86-1.344.37
Brazil-3.55-3.281.321.781.22-3.284.763.023.243.422.29
Mexico2.701.771.871.97-0.393-8.356.053.713.111.350.562
MethodologySeries are pulled from the official source API and null observations dropped. CAGR = (end/start)^(1/years) − 1. Index uses the first year of the range as 100. Trend is an OLS fit of value on year, reported as a percentage of the period mean alongside its R². Volatility = standard deviation of year-over-year percentage change (percentage points). Momentum compares the last three years against the three before. Share = economy value ÷ sum of the covered economies. HHI = sum of squared shares; its reciprocal estimates the number of evenly sized economies. Cross-indicator correlation is Pearson's r on pooled year-over-year changes.
CoverageRequested: 1 indicator(s) × 3 economies × 11 years = 33 cells; published: 33 (100.0%). Sparse indicators are declared in the Data quality section of each indicator.
FormatsThis document is the HTML delivery. Append ?format=json for the full structured payload (series plus every derived metric) or ?format=csv for the tidy long-format panel. The JSON schema is published at /schema/report.json.
LicenceData © World Bank Open Data (CC BY 4.0), attribution required. Generated by an automated pipeline; research reference only, not investment advice.
DisclaimerValues are reproduced as published by the source; some years may be estimates, nowcasts or subsequently revised figures. Correlations are descriptive statistics, not causal claims.