Peru in brief
With average annual growth of 5.9% over the past decade, Peru’s economy has consistently outperformed most of its neighbours in the region. Politically, the country is emerging from a period of instability and security concerns to rank among the top investment destinations in the developing world. Indeed, after a political transition that threatened business confidence and investment projects in the country, local and international economic agencies have regained optimistic outlooks. As one of South America’s top performers due to its structural reforms and fiscal discipline, Peru is seeing an economic rebound thanks to rising commodity prices and an export-oriented mining sector.
Country Profile
- A synopsis of the nation’s rich history and culture
- Ongoing political reforms aimed at tackling corruption
- Attracting investment with a strengthened judiciary
- Economic growth bolstered by an administrative change
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Companies Mentioned
- AngloAmerican
- APM Terminals Callao
- Association of Peruvian Brokerage Houses
- Austral Group
- Backus Shipping
- BBVA Continental Bolsa
- Caja Arequipa
- Cencosud Perú
- Central
- Central Reserve Bank of Peru
- Danper
- Engie Peru
- EY Perú
- Hoteles Libertador
- Innova Schools
- Inversiones Centenario
- Lima Stock Exchange
- National Convention of Private Business Institutions
- National Society of Mining
- OSIPTEL
- ProInversión
- SANNA
- Pan American Games