The Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP), interest rates, healthy mining activities and 8.8% of individual investments have been increased to the G1 to 2025, it rose annually.
This growth is followed by 3.3% of the 2024, which reflects the renovated optimism in one of the fastest growing economies in South America. The gross domestic product expanded 3.9% in the same period, walking around regional peers such as Chile and Colombia.
Enterprises have lowered capital costs as the loan ratio has fallen down for three years BCRP Until March 2023, until 2023, to cut the benchmark from 6.75% to 4.25% to 4.25%.
Non-residential investment, increased to 11.1%, supported by 24.6% of the car and technology. Expansions in Antiminis and preparations for $ 1.8 billion, including copper mine of copper, including $ 1.8 billion, hit most of this activity.
The construction sector increased by infrastructure projects such as Lima Metro Line 2 and Chancay port development. Residential investments are a decrease in 10 quarters, low inflation and rising revenues are an increase in increasing activity.
In April 2025, inflation fell by 8.5% in 2023, and real income increased by 4.2% to the revitalization of self-construction. Two-thirds of the Peru’an housing market rely on the informal sector.
Unemployment fell to 5.6% in March, and the official workplace increased consumer costs. The retail price rose to 4.5% in Q1. Mis, natural gas and agricultural goods, 14.2%, imports of industrial equipment increased by 15.5%.
The trade surplus reached $ 6,06 billion, although analysts can notify global trading tensions and Peruvian elections. The state invested in education and transportation of up to $ 18.7% in the projects to invest in education and traffic, and 10.7%.
Despite the progress, the difficulties continue. 2026 The political uncertainty, which rely on the presidential and mineral exports, is sensitive to 51.7% of general transportation – Peru, who leaves Peru, commodity swing. BCRP projects, a 3.1% increase in 2025, a condition of continuous private sector and stable politics.
