South Korea gains ground in Latin markets
South Korea’s trade with Latin America roared ahead in 2011, up 22 percent to reach a record $53.9 billion, according to Korean government data analyzed by Latin Business Chronicle.
Korean trade with Brazil and Mexico jump, helping set a new record with Latin America.
Latin America’s wireless sector, the world’s fastest-growing, is expected to expand even more, partly spurred by smartphones.
Latin America continues to trade more with Asia than the European Union.
Korean trade with Latin America is growing strongly led by Brazil and Panama.
China is a real engine of South American economic restoration—but still has a long way to go before it approaches U.S. investment in the region.
As the global economy begins to recover, the outlook for Asia and Latin America is promising.
Peruvian President Alan Garcia boosts foreign investment and helps spur economic growth.
Asian-Latin American trade jumps. And the trend will continue, experts predict.
An in-depth report on the fast-growing wireless market in Latin America. Both operators and handset vendors are gaining strongly.
