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While macroeconomic conditions have improved and set the stage for an increase Peruvian economy, inflation will continue to grow with early election controversyexplained Alex Contreras, Minister of Economy and Finance.
“Unfortunately, the biggest impact in the protests is the question Prices that is why there will be an increase, but it is clear that this will be a temporary increase. According to our estimates, inflation could close January between 8.8% and 9% depending on how communications are restored,” the official said.
Inflation in Peru recovered between October and November; However, in December a jump of 0.66% was recorded, it was in the second week of this month that demonstrations began after an attempted coup d’état by the former president. Pedro Castillo.
To dampen the impact of inflation, the government will distribute bonds and seek job creation through the Impulso Perú and Con Punche Perú programs; however, a restoration of business confidence is needed to attract investment, the minister said.
“Unfortunately, the issue of prices has the greatest influence on the protests, so there will be an increase, but obviously temporary. According to our estimates, inflation could close January between 8.8% and 9% depending on how communications are restored.”
Alex Contreras also explained that there is a good macroeconomic scenario that should not be missed.
“On a financial level, Peruvian bonds are currently low priced, which could attract investors; In addition, China is opening its markets, this will suit us, because it is our main trading partner,” he said.
On mining, Contreras stressed the interest of investors to create projects in the country. “Despite the context (businessmen) trust Peru, mineral prices make our mining more competitive than ever,” he said.
conflicts affect mining
A few days ago, Minister of Energy and Mines Oscar Vera confirmed that mining in southern Peru had begun to fall due to road closures preventing the export of minerals.
This weekend, Antapac mining confirmed the temporary cessation of its activities in connection with the attack on objects of vandalism.
Source: RPP
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