(Reuters) -Peru's gross domestic product (GDP) will likely expand by 4% this year and rank as the second-fastest growing economy in Latin America, a senior official told reporters on Monday, as ...

Peru’s GDP is predicted to increase by 4% this year, making it the second fastest-growing country in Latin America behind Argentina, according to a Reuters report. Inflation is expected to ...

As part of the deal, Jinzhao Peru will receive a concession to operate the port for 30 years, according to the head of state investment agency Proinversion, Jose Salardi.

Economy Minister Jose Salardi, who assumed the post in January, was succeeded by Transportation Minister Raul Perez, who told journalists after being sworn in that he would meet with Salardi "to ...

President Boluarte poses with Peruvian National Police during a ceremony in Lima, February 20, 2025 [Photo: Presidencia] In the face of deteriorating social and economic conditions, along with a ...

Peru's government announced on Tuesday the launch of more than 30 public-private projects worth nearly $9 billion, hoping to revive the economy hit by violent anti-government protests.

That includes Raul Perez, who became economy minister on Tuesday, replacing former minister Jose Salardi after just a few months on the job. Juan Alcantara, ...

Economy Minister Jose Salardi, speaking at the same press conference, said over 85% of the projects would be developed through public-private partnerships. Peru's agricultural exports ...

At a press conference, Economy Minister Jose Salardi pointed to the expectation of relatively high prices for copper and gold - Peru's top mineral exports - and a push to cut regulations that ...

That includes Raul Perez, who became economy minister on Tuesday, replacing former minister Jose Salardi after just a few months on the job. Juan Alcantara, an attorney who had served as deputy ...