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Latin America is moving toward 2026 with a resilient economy and steady growth, despite global challenges. According to CEPAL , the region is completing four consecutive years of economic expansion, projecting a 2.3% growth for this year that paves the way for a more modern and sustainable development. Within this context, Colombia stands out as a complex yet promising market, with GDP expected to grow between 2.3% and 2.8% in 2026, driven by active private consumption, increased investment, and more stable macroeconomic conditions such as controlled inflation and a predictable financial environment. Foreign Direct Investment remains a key factor, with Colombia attracting investors from the United States, Mexico, China, and Europe due to its strategic location, trade agreements, and a young population of over 52 million — providing a dynamic workforce for sectors such as manufacturing, finance, and technology.
Looking ahead, public and private investment will be the primary drivers of growth, gradually replacing the previous dependence on consumption, with sectors like infrastructure, renewable energy, and agribusiness leading the way. At the same time, Colombian investors continue diversifying their capital in countries such as the United States, Spain, and Chile. To ensure this vision becomes reality, the country needs to strengthen regulatory stability, streamline processes, and improve infrastructure, creating a favorable environment for investment. Additionally, the electoral process will play a crucial role in shaping investor perception and decisions as Colombia moves toward 2026— a year filled with challenges but also great potential for growth and capital attraction in an ever-changing world.
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Socia de Servicios Legales, Laborales, Seguridad Social y Trámites Migratorios , PwC Colombia
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