The Central Bank of Peru published data showing that exports of traditional products reached USD 6,304 million in September 2025, an increase of 26.8% year on year, mainly driven by higher mining exports. Mining exports rose 29.1%, supported by higher gold and copper prices (up 42.6% and 17.2%, respectively) and higher copper volumes (up 10.3%), mainly concentrates. Fishery exports increased 54.2% due to higher fishmeal sales, while traditional agricultural exports rose 55.3% on higher international coffee prices. Oil and natural gas exports fell 24.7% to USD 282 million. Year to date, the value of traditional exports increased 17.5% to USD 47,877 million, supported by higher prices (up 18.6%).
Central Bank of Peru 2025-11-20
Central Bank of Peru reports traditional exports rose 26.8% year on year to USD 6,304 million in September 2025
The Central Bank of Peru reported that traditional product exports reached USD 6,304 million in September 2025, a 26.8% increase year on year, driven by higher mining exports. Mining exports rose 29.1% due to increased gold and copper prices and volumes, while fishery and agricultural exports also saw significant gains. However, oil and natural gas exports declined by 24.7%.