National GDP grew by 3.44% compared to June due to manufacturing and transport.

National production in June this year increased by 3.44%driven by sectors such as manufacturing, transportation and storage, housing and restaurants, construction, mining and hydrocarbons, trade and other services, the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics said.

According to the evolution of each sector, between January and June of this year, the sector that grew the most was housing and restaurants with 44.23%. and only in June it grew by 25.10%, this is due to the increase the restaurant sub-sector, which grew by 24.17 due to increased sales of chicken shops, fast food restaurants and chifas.

The second sector with the highest growth was transportation, storage, mail and messaging, which grew by 12.93% in the first half of this year and in June increased by 10.86%, which is associated with an increase in the transport subsector. which reported more activity for this service via the air route, which increased by 65.76%, while the land route grew by 5.53%.

Those who fell the most in the first semester

The fishing sector continues to be the subject that recorded the largest drop in the first semester.; although it showed a significant recovery of 15.07% in June compared to the same month last year.

The change was driven by increased marine fisheries, helped by a 29.25% increase in catches of species for indirect human consumption due to higher tonnage of anchovy caught, which increased from 718,992 tons in June 2021 to 929,291 tons in June 2022. .

Sea fishing for direct human consumption also increased by 0.08%: for fresh consumption by 9.62% and for canning by 101.11%; while frozen and dried decreased by 5.35% and 59.22% respectively. Fishing in inland waters decreased by 37.60%, due to a decrease in the catch of species for fresh consumption -54.27%; while it increased for frozen by 27.92% and for dried by 103.26%.

As of June 2022 the financial and insurance sector fell by 7.83% due to a small amount of corporate loans and home mortgages. There was also a fall multiple bank deposits in demand deposits, savings deposits and deposits for compensation of seniority, only increasing term deposits.

booty This is the third sector that has fallen. Growth fell 0.11% in the first quarter, although it rebounded 2.99% in June thanks to its hydrocarbon subsector operating natural gas, oil and liquefied natural gas.

According to INEI,Hydrocarbon production increased by 14.19%, due to greater exploitation of natural gas by 36.66%, oil by 17.75% and liquefied natural gas by 0.88%. Metal mining increased by 1.14% due to an increase in the production of copper by 7.99%, molybdenum by 9.53%, iron by 3.83% and tin by 2.27%; at the same time, there was a decrease in the production of zinc -21.48%, silver -9.14%, gold -4.07% and lead -2.0%.