The Peruvian economy continues to show strong performance, having recorded a 4.67% growth in March of this year, supported by the favorable results of all economic sectors, the
Peru's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has increased by 3.92% so far this year (January–March 2025), and it recorded a positive variation of 3.95% over the past 12 months (April 2024–March 2025).
The result is above the Central Reserve Bank's (BCR) expectations, which had projected a 4.5% growth for the third month of the year.
Similarly, the Peruvian economy has maintained a positive streak of 12 consecutive months of growth since April 2024.
Among the sectors that stood out were: Agriculture and Livestock (+3.34%); Fishing (+29.12%); Manufacturing (+3.20%); Transportation, Storage, and Messaging (+8.82%); Mining-Hydrocarbons (+7.04%); Construction (+5.22%); Commerce (+3.90%); ; Accommodation and Restaurants (+1.34%); Finance-Insurance (+1.64%); Services Provided to Companies (+4.76%); Government Services (+4.39%); and Electricity, Gas, and Water (+4.31%).
On the other hand, Telecommunications and Other Information Services (-0.19%) registered unfavorable performances.
It is worth noting that in March 2024, the comparison month, Holy Week activities took place, whereas this year the celebration was held in April.