A. M. The salvadoran economy continues to show mixed signs of recovery in 2025. According to the SECMCA, El Salvador’s Índice Mensual de Actividad Económica (IMAE) recorded a year-over-year change of 0.92%. Manufacturing industries, although with fluctuations, contribute to overall growth.
The construction sector experienced notable growth of 24%, driven by public and private investment. Wholesale and retail trade also showed a significant increase of 2.3%, indicating an increase in domestic consumption.
Financial and insurance activities maintained moderate growth, with an 8.6% year-over-year change. Agriculture, livestock, forestry, and fishing showed a slight recovery after a period of low activity.
Overall, El Salvador’s economic outlook presents an encouraging picture, with key sectors showing robust growth. The increase in the IMAE suggests economic recovery in several areas, pointing to a positive future.
In cumulative terms, the Central American region and the Dominican Republic performed better than El Salvador, with growth of 3.23% as of april.
The growth in the IMAE in El Salvador is a positive sign for the country’s economy, demonstrating a recovery in several key sectors. This data reflects economic stability and investor confidence. This trend is expected to continue in the coming months.
