reported that national production grew 3.54% in January 2026 compared with the same month in 2025, driven by the positive performance of most sectors.
With this result, the Peruvian economy has accumulated 22 consecutive months of expansion.
The sectors that stood out the most in January this year were Construction (+15.63%); Commerce (+4.33%); and Mining and Hydrocarbons (+3.08%), which accounted for more than 60% of the overall result.
Growth was also supported by Government Services (+4.07%); Agriculture and Livestock (+3.99%); Accommodation and Restaurants (+5.70%); Transportation, Storage, and Courier (+2.12%); Services Provided to Companies (+3.68%); Electricity, Gas, and Water (+3.97%); as well as Telecommunications and Other Information Services (+0.60%).
By contrast, Manufacturing (-1.45%); Fishing (-9.56%); and Finance and Insurance (-0.42%) recorded unfavorable performance.
According to the National Production technical report, Peru's productive activity rose 3.38% in the annualized period February 2025–January 2026 compared with the corresponding period of the previous year.