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Puerto Rico’s economy slowed in June after spring growth helped by Mother’s Day sales and end-of-school events.
Economy, Featured
Puerto Rico’s economy shows signs of slowdown in June
NIMB Staff September 10, 2025

Composite indicators reflect tempered growth and easing recession risks despite inflationary pressures. #NewsismyBusiness

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Construction activity in Puerto Rico has recently exceeded expectations. (Credit: Rafael Ben Ari | Dreamstime.com)
Featured, General Biz News
Puerto Rico construction index grows in May despite rising cost pressures
NIMB Staff August 19, 2025

Industry activity posts second consecutive monthly gain but faces risks from tariffs, high interest rates and reduced public investment. #NewsismyBusiness

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Ongoing analysis of Puerto Rico’s Coincident and Leading Indicators will be crucial for tracking the island’s economic direction in the coming months.
Economy, Featured
Puerto Rico’s economic activity stabilizes in March amid signs of slowdown
NIMB Staff June 6, 2025

Leading and coincident indices reflect growth deceleration but no recession. #NewsismyBusiness

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The analysis points to a long-standing structural imbalance in Puerto Rico’s economy, noting that the Leading Economic Index confirms the island no longer responds effectively to traditional stimulus measures.
Economy, Featured
Puerto Rico’s economic activity drops for 2nd straight month in Feb.
NIMB Staff May 26, 2025

Coincident and leading indicators reflect weakening momentum amid fiscal uncertainty and global trade tensions. #NewsismyBusiness

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