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Guatemala's economy centers on coffee, sugar, and textiles. Remittances support. Guatemala City's services. Challenges include inequality. Efforts target tourism to Maya sites. Central position boosts trade. World Bank Data. 2000-2024. Last updated Oct 2025. Refer to the latest year-over-year Guatemala View diagram Guatemala Economy
Uruguay's economy is stable, with agriculture exporting beef, soy, and rice. Services, including finance and IT, dominate in Montevideo. Tourism thrives on beaches and colonial sites. Renewable energy, mainly wind and hydro, leads globally. Pulp mills and logistics via ports View diagram Uruguay Economy
This diagram presents Cayman Islands GDP per capita. The gross domestic product statistics are compiled by World Bank. Based on the latest economic info provided for Cayman Islands. The Cayman Islands enjoy one of the highest GDP per capita levels View diagram Cayman Islands GDP per capita
This diagram presents Saudi Arabia Inflation. This is according to World Bank consumer price index stats by country. Based on the latest available information for Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia experiences relatively moderate inflation, driven by housing, food, and transportation costs. View diagram Saudi Arabia Inflation
Hong Kong's economy is finance-led, global hub. Trade and logistics via port. Tourism recovers. Challenges include Beijing control. Efforts target innovation. Asian gateway ensures dynamism. World Bank Data. 2000-2024. Last updated Oct 2025. Refer to the latest year-over-year Hong Kong View diagram Hong Kong Economy
Yemen’s economy, worth $20 billion, is ravaged by war, with agriculture, employing 60% of the workforce, producing coffee and qat. Oil and gas, once 90% of exports, are disrupted, though small-scale production persists. Fisheries and remittances (10% of GDP) are View diagram Yemen Economy in Graphs
Comoros GDP (PPP) is projected at $3.2 billion in 2025. The economy depends on agriculture (vanilla, cloves), fishing, and remittances, with tourism playing a smaller role. The PPP adjustment significantly boosts GDP due to a low cost of living. Limited View diagram Comoros GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Curacaos GDP (PPP) is projected at $5.4 billion in 2025, though data is scarce. The economy relies on tourism, oil refining, and offshore financial services. The PPP adjustment moderates GDP due to a high cost of living. As a Caribbean View diagram Curacao GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Turkmenistans PPP GDP was $118.3 billion in 2023. Gas and cotton dominate, with GDP per capita (PPP) at $18,400. State control limits diversification, and sanctions pose risks. Infrastructure and agriculture offer potential, but data reliability is low.
Azerbaijan's $74 billion economy, growing 3.0% in 2025, hinges on oil and gas exports (60% GDP), with per capita at $7,400. Non-oil sectors like agriculture and tourism gain traction, balancing energy volatility. Pipeline exports to Europe lead, while machinery imports View diagram Azerbaijan GDP