Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro announced that his country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew by over 6% in the second ...

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced a 6% economic growth for the second quarter of 2025, despite ongoing U.S.

While this offers an enticing means of bolstering economic growth through the exploitation of Venezuela’s natural gas and using it to ease Europe’s shortage, it could still run afoul of U.S ...

Venezuela’s government is making a fresh attempt to open channels with international investors, presenting potential deals in the oil and tourism sectors and talking up new economic growth data.

When oil prices are high, Venezuela enjoys economic growth. When oil prices drop, the country experiences magnified economic downturns because it relies too heavily on oil exports.

Venezuela this year is among the fastest growing economies in Latin America. The economy expanded at a quicker rate than last year’s third quarter, when growth stood at 4.4 percent.

Venezuela’s once-promising investment landscape has drastically deteriorated, largely due to political turmoil and economic collapse. Following the contested elections on July 28, foreign ...

Venezuela's partial dollarization has allowed for tenuous growth in commerce and services but is not enough to ensure recovery from years of hyperinflation, the president of business chamber ...

Venezuela's economic growth slowed sharply in 2008, in a sign that socialist President Hugo Chavez could face problems as the OPEC nation contends with a possible continued slump in the price of oil.

Venezuela’s economy has heaved during 2014 and the situation isn’t likely to improve in 2015. In early 2014 after Ford and General Motors reported combined write-offs of $710 million and ...