Peru Poised to Become Latin America's Second-Fastest Growing Economy in 2025

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
discipline
playing a central role
Peru accounts for 12% of global copper supply, and high demand for these resources continues to bolster export revenues.Infrastructure
projects, such as the $3.6 billion Chancay mega-port and the $565 million Huancayo-Huancavelica railway, are further enhancing trade
capacity and attracting foreign direct investment (FDI).FDI inflows have rebounded significantly after recent political instability, with
major investments targeting mining, logistics, and infrastructure
The government aims to reduce its budget deficit to 2.2% of GDP while maintaining a manageable debt-to-GDP ratio of 33%.These measures
signal a return to fiscal discipline after pandemic-related spending
irrigation investments, agriculture remains a consistent growth engine for the economy
policymakers, these developments highlight opportunities in mining, infrastructure, and agriculture while underscoring the importance of
stability for sustained growth