The Central Bank of Peru published updated external trade data showing the 12-month rolling goods trade surplus continued to rise, reaching USD 32,143 million in November 2025. The monthly trade surplus in November was USD 3,731 million, USD 506 million higher than in November 2024. Exports increased 10.1% year on year in November 2025 to USD 8,663 million, driven mainly by higher average export prices for traditional mining products (gold and copper), a higher value of coffee exports due to higher volumes and prices, and increased shipments of non-traditional fishery, agricultural and chemical products. Imports rose 6.3% year on year to USD 4,932 million, reflecting higher purchases of capital goods and durable consumer goods; for January to November, the trade surplus was USD 29,747 million versus USD 21,907 million a year earlier.
Central Bank of Peru 2026-01-17
Central Bank of Peru reports 12-month trade surplus reached USD 32,143 million in November 2025
The Central Bank of Peru reported a continued rise in the 12-month rolling goods trade surplus, reaching USD 32,143 million in November 2025, with a monthly surplus of USD 3,731 million. November exports increased by 10.1% year on year, driven by higher prices for mining products and increased coffee exports, while imports rose by 6.3%, reflecting higher purchases of capital and durable consumer goods.