As two of the most attractive emerging markets in Latin America, Argentina and Uruguay are clearly on the investment radar screens of the BRIC nations. While global markets have been reeling since 2008, Argentina and Uruguay’s fortunes have risen thanks in large part to the degree that powerhouse BRIC nations now depend on both countries’ exports from soy to beef to malbec to automobiles.
As the two Latin American countries with the highest quality of life, Argentina and Uruguay are also benefiting from a record influx of BRIC tourism and foreign investment in commercial and residential real estate. China Investment Corporation, Brazil’s JHSF and India’s Tata are just a few of the BRIC-based companies investing in luxury real estate, commercial space and agribusiness projects in Argentina and Uruguay, a trend that will only increase in the years to come.
Our new A-BRIC content channel spotlights news and current events involving trade and investment between the six countries which together account for 9 of the Top 12 Global Megacities in Citi’s ranking. We also created an A-BRIC group on LinkedIn for professionals who want to network, post jobs, find trade partners and promote investment opportunities. If you would like to join the group, click here.





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