Economy

Potato Production of April 2026

Potatoes are a high-demand tuber, essential for both direct household consumption and as raw material for the agri-food industry.

Nicaraguan Coffee Promoted in Beijing

The Embassy of the Republic of Nicaragua in the People's Republic of China participated this Tuesday, April 14, in the event “Yunnan and World Coffee International Cultural Exchange Fair.

BCN: Macroeconomic Outlook 2026

The Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN) published a note on the Macroeconomic Outlook 2026, indicating that the Nicaraguan economy remains on a path of robust expansion.

Entrepreneurs Participate in National Congress "April of Peace: Emprende + Allá"

The Ministry for the Promotion of Entrepreneurship held the National Congress "April of Peace: Emprende + Allá", with the participation of more than 80 entrepreneurs from different economic sectors and departments of Nicaragua.

Mandatory Telework in Europe? This is Brussels' Proposal to Curb the Energy Crisis

Europe once again faces an old threat: energy as a geopolitical weapon. This time, the trigger is the war driven by the United States and Israel against Iran, a conflict that not only strains global diplomacy but also directly impacts Europeans' pockets.

Liquidity and cash flow escalate among the main risks for companies, amid fiscal challenges

The environment of moderate growth and financial volatility raises concerns about sustainability. Photo: Image generated with artificial intelligence.

Global growth would be lower than anticipated by the IMF, showing a weaker outlook for the coming 2026

Economic expansion would be lower than that estimated by the IMF in 2026. Photo: Image generated with Artificial Intelligence - ChatGPT

Why Nobody Understands Contracts in Colombia and How This is Affecting Decisions by Companies and Users

Legal language and document structure create barriers. Photo: Romain Dancre - Unsplash

Investments in the Colombian stock market: who are the main buyers in the country?

External flows concentrated in key stocks like Ecopetrol and Cibest in March. Photo: AI-generated image.

Regime in Nicaragua admits the loss of thousands of jobs in free trade zones

The regime recognizes crisis in free trade zones after thousands of layoffs. It promises to recover 20,000 jobs in 2026, but recovery is slow.

Fewer poor people in Colombia, but with the same deficiencies: how poverty intensity remains today

the reduction in the number of poor people does not translate into improvements in deficiencies. Photo: iStock

What happens behind a card payment: this is how the network that processes thousands of transactions in seconds works

Experts believe the country has a good foundation for this industry to continue growing. Photo: Image generated with artificial intelligence.