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Peru's economy grew 3.4% in 2025, the government's statistics agency says?

BY Reuters | ECONOMIC | 10:57 AM EST

Feb 15 (Reuters) - ?Peru's economy grew 3.44% ?in 2025, the government's INEI ?statistics agency said ?on ?Sunday, up slightly from the year ?before.

The GDP ?also expanded by 3.83% in December ?compared with 1.53% ?growth ?in November, the statistics agency reported. It highlighted increased ?production in "most economic sectors," including ?construction, trade and manufacturing. Peru's mining-driven economy has enjoyed a ?commodities ?boom but also faces ?deep-seated political instability, with ?seven presidents since 2016. Interim President Jose Jeri is facing impeachment just four months after taking office. (Reporting by ?Deisy Buitrago in Caracas and Emily Green ?in Mexico City; ?Editing by ?Matthew Lewis)

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