Latin America slows in the second half of 2025 – Europe keeps watch

After a brisk start, Latin America’s growth momentum faltered in the third quarter of 2025, as noted in KPMG’s latest outlook. Lower consumer demand, persistent inflation, and more restrictive financial conditions have been exacerbated by softer exports to China and commodity price swings. The slowdown reverberates well beyond the region. Sectors ranging from automotive to agriculture are watching regional trends closely, balancing exposure in Latin America against shifting economic prospects at home, as analysts predict this cooling may temper European growth ambitions linked to Latin America for the remainder of the year. You can know more about it on KPMG’s website.