A. M. El Salvador emerges as a key player in the Central American economic landscape, showing impressive dynamism according to SECMCA’s recent Monthly Economic Activity Report. The country’s economic activity, measured by the Monthly Index of Economic Activity (IMAE), registered a remarkable inter-annual variation of 5.33%. This growth exceeds the regional average, highlighting El Salvador’s economic progress and consolidating its position as one of the region’s engines.
The economic activity of the Centroamérica y República Dominicana region registered an inter-annual variation of 5.10%; increasing by 2.88 percentage points, with respect to the previous month.
El Salvador’s economic rebound is supported by the strength of several sectors. Financial and insurance activities experienced exceptional growth of 7.0%, reflecting the strength and confidence in the financial system. Similarly, real estate activities surprised with an 8.8% increase, signaling an expanding market and growing investment in the sector. These data underscore the diversification and resilience of the salvadoran economy.
The construction sector, with a staggering 29.6% growth, is a fundamental pillar in this expansion. This exponential increase not only generates employment and boosts investment, but also indicates a robust development of infrastructure and projects in the country. The construction boom is a clear indicator of confidence in El Salvador’s prospects, attracting both local and foreign investment.
In addition, manufacturing industries, after a challenging period, showed a positive recovery with a 4.1% growth. This rebound is crucial for the generation of value added and employment, strengthening the country’s productive base.
El Salvador’s overall performance in march 2025 positions the country with a favorable economic outlook, with key sectors showing renewed vigor that drives growth and development.
