The Peruvian economy grew by 3.44% in the third quarter of 2025, according to the INEI
According to the INEI, the Peruvian economy grew by 3.441% in 2025, driven primarily by construction, trade, and manufacturing, although mining declined in December.
Why is the Peruvian sol one of the most stable currencies in South America?
The Peruvian sol stands out as one of the most stable currencies in the region, according to Eduardo Ramos of VT Markets, thanks to low inflation, the BCRP’s monetary policy, and international reserves of over US$86.8 billion.
The Peruvian economy has posted positive results for 15 consecutive months and recorded 4.5% year-on-year growth in June 2025
Peru has managed to stay on the path of positive results for 15 consecutive months, with a view to fulfilling the growth objectives set for 2025, stated the Minister of Economy and Finance, Raúl Pérez Reyes.