The Central Bank of Peru published trade data showing that traditional exports in October 2025 increased 63.1% year on year to USD 7,164 million, driven by higher gold and copper prices, which rose 50.8% and 28.7%, respectively, and higher export volumes for all minerals except gold. By category, traditional mining exports increased 68.1% year on year to USD 6,497 million, while traditional agricultural exports grew 86.7% to USD 343 million, mainly reflecting higher coffee export values due to both higher volumes and international prices. Fisheries exports rose 6.8% to USD 61 million, while oil and natural gas exports fell 8.8% to USD 263 million. Over January–October 2025, traditional export values increased 22.3% to USD 55,225 million, supported by a 20.1% rise in prices.
Central Bank of Peru 2025-12-15
Central Bank of Peru reports traditional exports rose 63.1% year on year to USD 7,164 million in October 2025
The Central Bank of Peru reported a 63.1% year-on-year increase in traditional exports for October 2025, reaching USD 7,164 million, driven by higher gold and copper prices and increased mineral export volumes. Traditional mining exports rose 68.1% to USD 6,497 million, while agricultural exports grew 86.7% to USD 343 million, primarily due to higher coffee export values. Over the first ten months of 2025, traditional export values increased 22.3% to USD 55,225 million, supported by a 20.1% rise in prices.