Peruvian Economy Grows 3.56% Year-on-Year in July Driven by Productive Sectors
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The Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) reported that the GDP grew 3.6% in July 2026, thus accumulating 28 consecutive months of expansion. The result was driven mainly by the non-primary sectors, in a context of increased domestic demand.Among the sectors with the highest growth were construction (9.9%), trade (6.8%) and services (3.6%), favored by increased investment, improved labour market, household consumption and access to finance. [Rea…
National production accelerated its growth compared to June, when it advanced 3.05 per cent. However, the decline in climate-related sectors slowed down to the July outcome.
From January to July, the Peruvian economy grew by 3.13%, according to INEI.
The Peruvian economy grew in July above the 2,45% predicted by analysts and the 1,75% previously registered
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