Peru's net international reserves (NIR) totaled US$97.020 billion at the close of the first four months of 2026, equivalent to 29% of Peru's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), according to the
This was the second-highest result recorded this year, surpassed only by the figure recorded at the end of February, when it totaled US$97.295 billion.
Likewise, the amount was higher than the figure recorded at the close of 2025, when Net International Reserves totaled US$90.214 billion.
International reserves consist of diversified investments in liquid international assets and contribute to the country's economic and financial stability.
The management of international reserves is a function entrusted to the BCR under Article 84 of Peru's Political Constitution.
It follows the criteria of security, liquidity, and profitability established in Article 71 of its Organic Law.
It should be noted that net international reserves serve as a safeguard and financial buffer against international economic crises.