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Domestic Demand and Private Spending Come Stronger than Expected: the Factor that Moves It
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Peru's economy "will enter" with a good pace of growth at 2026, points out the BCRPThe Peruvian economy could close by 2025 with a higher growth than expected in the face of an increase in domestic demand, according to a recent report by BBVA Research.According to the entity, national production would grow 3.3% - exceeding the previous projection of 3.1%- for a better performance of private spending driven in part by the consumption of families.…
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