The Central Bank of Peru published its July 2026 Macroeconomic Expectations Survey, showing that most business expectation indicators increased and all remained above the 50-point threshold that separates optimism from pessimism. Expectations for the economy rose sharply, with the three-month measure climbing from 55.5 in June to 62.3 and the 12-month measure increasing from 68.6 to 72.1. Three-month expectations also improved for firms’ sectors, business conditions, product demand, hiring and investment. Most current-condition indicators strengthened, including business conditions, sales and purchase orders, while demand relative to expectations remained below the neutral threshold at 48.4.
2026-08-15Central Bank of Peru
Central Bank of Peru reports broad improvement in July business expectations, all measures remain optimistic
The Central Bank of Peru reported that most business expectation indicators rose in July 2026 and all remained in optimistic territory. Three-month economic expectations increased to 62.3 from 55.5, while the 12-month measure reached 72.1.