☆ Bulgaria Joins The World’s Best Manufacturing Countries Rankings

News Analysis: Bulgaria Joins The World’s Best Manufacturing Countries Rankings (thus having a high probability of Economic Global Success for its 7 Million People). Chemical Processing, Machined Products and Equipment, Metals Smelting, and  Petroleum Processing are its Manufacturing Strengths; it is rich in Coal, Copper, Iron, and Lead. Bulgaria allegedly is the World’s Largest Producer of Essential Oils for Perfume Production.

Bulgaria has ample water with over 500 rivers and extensive Nuclear Power Production for Electrical Demands of Manufacturers. 

Most of the Country’s manufacturing is centered around Sofia, its Sophisticated Capital.

Europe’s Fourteenth Largest Country is of 110,994 Km2 (42,855 Mi2) with Sixty-seven Percent of Bulgaria’s Population  being 54 years of age or younger;  good ages for Employment Longevity for Manufacturers.

Many Economists think a 5.9% Production Growth Rate will be applicable for 2014.

The Nation has  Corporate and Personal Income Tax Rates of a mere 10%; Very Wise for Good Business.

Entrepreneurs as well as Investors should well-consider Bulgaria for Business Activities.

Reality.

Reference: http://www.novinite.com/articles/158736/Bulgaria+Scores+Among+Top+High+Growth+Locations

★ Peru To Spend $8.1 Billion On Energy This Year

News Analysis: Peru, is a nation of 30+ Million people living in an area of 1.28+ Million Km2 (494,000+ Mi2). It  will be spending $8.1 Billion Dollars for Energy to help Manufacturing, Mining, Mineral Processing, Petrochemical Industries as well as its General Development. As it stretches from the Pacific Ocean to the Amazon Basin edge, Energy is very important for the country’s growth.

Its wise Government Officials, lead by President Ollanta Humala Tasso, understand that  Investments in Energy today bring continuous growth tomorrow in this Nation of Abundant Resources.

Peru is noted for its wide variety of Metals such as: Copper, Gold, Lead, Iron Ore, Molybdenum, Silver, Tin, and Zinc. Its other non-Agricultural/non-Fabricated Exports  are Natural Gas and Crude Petroleum. Fabricated Exports are:Alloys, Chemicals, Fabricated Metal Products, 

Machinery and Textiles. Fish, Fruits and Vegetables are also its Exports.

Exports for Peru totaled $47+ Billion Dollars in 2012. It had a 5% Industrial Growth Rate and a Gross Domestic Product of $370+ Billion Dollars in 2014 (Est.). Peru, which has 39th Largest Economy in the World is also rated as “Upper Middle Income” by the World Bank. It has one of the fastest growing economies in the World.

Any Investor who is looking for a place to “Park Capital” may want to consider Peru.  Its Trading Partners are: Canada, Chile, China, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Spain, and the United States; it Exports to the “Big Boys”. One will find Peruvians to be both Industrious and Intelligent in Business Relationships. They make good Business Associates.

As Prosperous and Active as Peru is, many people wonder why the Mass Media largely ignore it in the ‘Financial News’; We Do Not.

Reality.

Reference: http://laht.com/article.asp?ArticleId=1445899&CategoryId=10718