has reaffirmed that President Jose Jeri's government will leave the country with transparent accounts, business confidence, and macroeconomic stability —pillars that support sustained growth and attract investment.
The high-ranking official made these remarks during the 63rd edition of the Annual Conference of Executives (CADE), organized by IPAE Acción Empresarial.
The Cabinet member participated in the "Economic Growth" session.
Within this framework, the minister highlighted that the South American country is moving toward a more efficient and disciplined public administration.
"This year, efficiency measures and spending controls will save over S/1.2 billion (above US$355 million), resources that will be redirected to investment and social spending without affecting essential services," Miralles noted.
"This shows that it is possible to grow with fiscal responsibility and meet our 2.2% of GDP deficit target for 2025," she continued.
The government official emphasized that Peru's economic stability is one of its greatest assets amid global uncertainty.
"Our country is one of the few in the region to maintain investment-grade ratings from Fitch, Moody's, and S&P simultaneously, reflecting international markets' confidence in our responsible and predictable economic policy. Maintaining this rating is a guarantee for the future of investment, job creation, and sustained growth," she emphasized.
In her presentation, Minister Miralles also highlighted that Peru has low and stable inflation (1.4% in October 2025), international reserves worth US$90 billion, and projected economic growth of 3.5% for this year — indicators that position the country as one of the strongest in Latin America.
Moreover, she reported on the reforms implemented by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) to promote a more competitive environment, such as the national debureaucratization push, which accelerates public and private investment by simplifying procedures and reducing administrative costs.
"This is the commitment of a government that looks to the future with realism and determination: a country that is safe, predictable, and attractive for investment, where growth translates into well-being for all Peruvians," she pointed out.