peruvian economy

Diego Macera: “There are conditions for 2023 to be a good year” | INTERVIEW | POLITICS

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Diego Macera points out that the peruvian economyDespite the internal crisis, it continues to be “extremely solid”. He also points out that there are conditions for the coming year to be a “relatively good” one for Peru. What awaits Peruvians this 2023 in economic matters? Around the world, 2023 is expected to be more challenging … Read more

Exchange rate in Peru: How did the dollar do during the last week | ECONOMY

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Annual inflation picks up in September: Why did the price of potatoes increase up to 22% in the month? During the week, the exchange rate in Peru was impacted by the exposed data on the US economy in relation, for example, to the manufacturing sector. Meanwhile, at the local level, the Central Reserve Bank of … Read more

Exchange rate in Peru: How did the dollar do during the last week | ECONOMY

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Annual inflation picks up in September: Why did the price of potatoes increase up to 22% in the month? During the week, the exchange rate in Peru was impacted by the exposed data on the US economy in relation, for example, to the manufacturing sector. Meanwhile, at the local level, the Central Reserve Bank of … Read more

BCR raises the reference interest rate again, how does it affect us?

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The Central Reserve Bank (BCR) announced that it raised the reference interest rate to 6.75%, reaching an all-time high, but what does this mean? The interest rate is used as a tool to control the high inflation that is registered and has a special impact on the Finance system. Now it is more expensive to … Read more

Kurt Burneo is the new Minister of Economy, what is his trajectory?

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President Pedro Castillo appointed Kurt Burneo Farfán as the new holder of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF). Burneo joined the Ministerial Cabinet, after the ratification of Hannibal Torres in office, and will replace Óscar Graham, who has been in office since February 2022. The economist becomes the third head of the MEF in … Read more

Economic growth | How would the external winds impact the Peruvian economy in the coming quarters? | GDP | Formal employment | BCP | Inflation | Fertilizers | Exchange rate | ECONOMY

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For him BCPthe economy would grow between 2.5% and 3% in 2022. However, there are risks that tilt the balance towards the lower number, because the external winds that, in general, drove the PBI Peruvian, today they blow against it, and because of the political factors inside the country. READ ALSO: LAP wanted to operate … Read more