Colombia’s stock exchange leads Latin America in growth

Colombia’s stock market had the largest growth of any in Latin America in the last decade.

The stock exchange of the Andean nation enjoyed a 927.9% increase in the ten-year period until December 31, 2009, reports Venezuelan newspaper El Universal.

In second place was Venezuela with a 916.5% increase, and then Peru with 671.8%. The survey was released on Monday by consulting firm Economatica.

 

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