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The "sol" is the strongest currency in South America, according to the Peru Central Bank. ANDINA/archivo

Peru's currency "sol" begins 2025 as the strongest in the region

The Peruvian currency, the sol, begins 2025 as the strongest currency in the region, after registering the lowest depreciation in 2024 against the dollar, according to statistics from the Central Reserve Bank of Peru.

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Peruvian entrepreneurs are optimistic about their business in the coming year 2025. ANDINA/Difusión

Peru: 72% of entrepreneurs forecast that their business will improve in 2025

The 72 % of Peruvian entrepreneurs forecast that their business will improve in 2025, according to the XXII edition of the Annual Survey of Executives (EAE-2024) of The Lima Chamber of Commerce (CCL).

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New homes in Peru. ANDINA

Mortgage credit in Peru grew 5.1% year-on-year in November 2024

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Telcoms companies increased their investment in Peru in the three first quarters 2024- ANDINA/Difusión

Investment in Peru’s telecoms grew 4.1% from January to September 2024

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More agricultural products from Peru will enter to 21 new markets says Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Angel Manero. ANDINA/Difusión

Midagri: 2024 has been a very productive year for Peruvian agriculture

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Transmission towers. Cortesía

Peru approved its 2025-2034 Electric Transmission Plan to attract investors

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Inspector of Sunafil carry out a preventive action in an enterprise to promote job formalization. Photo: Courtesy.

More than 335,000 workers in Peru got formal status in 2024

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View of the Financial distric of Lima. Photo: ANDINA/Jhonel Rodríguez Robles

Peru plans to issue sovereign bonds in 2025 to finance fiscal deficit

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View of Panama City. Photo: AFP

CAF: The Latin American and Caribbean Economic Forum 2025 will be held in Panama

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View of financial district of Lima, Peru. ANDINA/Norman Córdova

OECD: private investment in Peru could have a better performance in 2025

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Port of Callao. ANDINA/Juan Carlos Guzmán

Peru's exports would grow 11.40 % in 2024 and exceed US$ 72,000 million

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