Peruvian Economy Would Grow Between 2.5% and 3% in What Remains of the Year: the Expectation of the MEF
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The Minister of Economy, Elmer Cuba, said that Peru will grow 3.4% this year and explained that the government will finance an additional S/8.2 billion for the public budget with own resources and debt.
What boosts the MEF's enthusiasm is that 12-month recruitment expectations reached 65 points, the highest level since 2013
MEF predicts that Peruvian economy will grow between 2.5% and 3% in the remaining months of 2026 The Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) maintains its expectation about the performance of the Peruvian economy for what remains of the year, despite the fact that the El Niño phenomenon (FEN) is among the internal factors that generate concern. The minister of the sector, Elmer Cuba, pointed out that there are indicators that support the evolution…
The MEF expects the Peruvian economy to grow between 2.5% and 3% in the remaining months of 2026 and maintains its annual projection of 3.4%.
What boosts the MEF's enthusiasm is that 12-month recruitment expectations reached 65 points, the highest level since the series was released since 2013.
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