Prime Minister Gustavo Adrianzen emphasized that Peru has one of the most stable inflation rates globally, with an index of 1.5% in February.
Through his X account, Adrianzen pointed out that this figure is lower than in countries such as the United States, Canada, and Japan. Similarly, it positions Peru as a leader in Latin America.
"Our economy demonstrates stability and resilience, protecting the purchasing power of Peruvian families and generating confidence to attract investment," he noted.
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Presidency of the Republic also recently highlighted this achievement within the region, noting that Peru outperformed Chile (4.7%), Brazil (5.1%), and Colombia (5.3%).
"Good news for the Peruvian economy! Peru recorded the lowest inflation rate in the region in February 2025, at just 1.5%—well below Colombia (5.3%), Brazil (5.1%), and Chile (4.7%)," it stated via X.
Additionally, the Presidential Office affirmed that this result reflects stability and better conditions for Peruvian families and businesses.