by Strong Americas | Aug 3, 2026
Brazil is Argentina’s most important trading partner, and the two countries maintain deep commercial ties centered on vehicles, auto parts, machinery, and industrial goods. Both nations are founding members of Mercosur, the regional trade bloc formed in 1991...
by Strong Americas | Aug 3, 2026
Argentina is Latin America’s third-largest economy, with agriculture serving as one of its foundational sectors. The country is the world’s leading exporter of processed soy products and among the largest producers of soybeans, corn, wheat, and beef, with...
by Strong Americas | Aug 1, 2026
Antigua and Barbuda uses the Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD) as its official currency, a shared currency it holds in common with seven other members of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States. Introduced in 1965 to replace the British West Indies dollar, the EC...
by Strong Americas | Aug 1, 2026
Antigua and Barbuda’s trade with the world remains modest but consequential for a small island economy. As of 2023, its main export destinations included the United States, Sint Maarten, China, the Netherlands, and Montserrat, with the U.S. absorbing roughly a...
by Strong Americas | Jul 31, 2026
Tourism is the backbone of Antigua and Barbuda’s economy, generating the majority of national income and employing a large share of the workforce. The islands’ warm climate, numerous beaches, and reputation as a yachting destination, highlighted by English...
