South America, one profile at a time.
12 reporting economies with published observations. Each profile retains its own reporting boundaries, available periods, and source evidence.
12 reporting economies with published observations
Argentina
8 series · 8 datasets
Bolivia
8 series · 8 datasets
Brazil
8 series · 8 datasets
Chile
8 series · 8 datasets
Colombia
8 series · 8 datasets
Ecuador
8 series · 8 datasets
Guyana
7 series · 7 datasets
Paraguay
8 series · 8 datasets
Peru
8 series · 8 datasets
Suriname
8 series · 8 datasets
Uruguay
8 series · 8 datasets
Venezuela, RB
8 series · 8 datasets
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All non-aggregate World Bank reporting economies are joined to UN M49 statistical geographic regions, not political membership. North America includes UN Northern America, Central America and Caribbean areas; South America is the UN South America intermediate region. Channel Islands and Kosovo are explicit supplemental World Bank reporting economies grouped in Europe. Country/area labels do not assert sovereignty. Region pages group individual economies without fabricating continental aggregates.
These profiles do not represent a continent-wide total. National and reporting-area definitions can differ, and observation availability varies by indicator. Inspect classification and source coverage limits.