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Bcr Increased Its Estimated Growth in Peru by 2026, Despite the Crisis, and Increased It From 3% to 3.2%
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The war in the Middle East and the energy crisis will have an impact on annualized inflation in March of this year and could be almost at the top of the target range of the Central Reserve Bank (BCR) of 3%, according to Julio Velarde, president of the issuing entity.He accepted that the international context has generated uncertainty, but that despite this, the BCR maintains some optimism that the economy will maintain the rate of growth at the …
·Peru
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Bcrp Injects Optimism Into the Economy and Now Projects Growth of 3.2% Despite El Niño and Gas: Why?
Julio Velarde, president of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru, said that there are four factors that hurt the economy like El Niño and the gas crisis, but three sectors push optimism at the close of 2026.
·Lima, Peru
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