The Central Bank of Peru published the June 2026 results of its Macroeconomic Expectations Survey showing that all business expectations indicators increased and were in the optimistic range, defined as above the 50-point neutral level. The sharpest shift was in expectations for the economy over three months, which moved back into optimistic territory at 55.5 from 46.2 in May. The 12-month economy indicator also rose strongly, to 68.6 from 55.9. Across the rest of the survey, short-term expectations improved for the sector, firms’ own situation, product demand, hiring and investment, with the three-month readings reaching 56.0, 58.6, 62.0, 54.6 and 57.5, respectively. Their 12-month counterparts also increased, to 68.4 for the sector outlook, 70.3 for firms’ own situation, 71.3 for demand, 63.0 for hiring and 67.2 for investment. Most current-condition indicators also improved versus May. The business situation index edged up to 56.6, while production rose to 59.8 and purchase orders increased to 54.3, both remaining in optimistic territory.