to continue coordinating actions aimed at strengthening the growth of the Peruvian economy.
Close coordination between the Executive Branch and the issuing authority is essential to ensuring the sustainability of Peru's economic performance, as both institutions are responsible for guiding the country's economic and monetary policies.
During the meeting, the two authorities reviewed current economic indicators that position Peru as a favorable country and discussed future prospects, which are highly promising.
Likewise, they highlighted Peru's monetary stability, as well as the national inflation levels, which rank among the lowest in Latin America.
This favorable context allows Peruvian families to face the cost of basic goods with greater ease, helping to preserve their purchasing power and economic well-being.
Furthermore, the Head of State and the Central Bank chief agreed that the current environment presents a favorable opportunity to promote both local and foreign private investment.
The meeting was also attended by Prime Minister Eduardo Arana.
This event took place at the Government Palace in the Peruvian capital, Lima.