Scotiabank
May 28, 2026
Peruvian Private Investment Drives Q1 Growth
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Peru's domestic demand surged 6.6% in Q1 2026, fueled by a 13.2% increase in private investment and 3.6% growth in private consumption. While mining remains robust, election-related political uncertainty is expected to slow growth to 5% in the second quarter.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Peru's domestic demand grew 6.6% y/y in Q1 2026, the largest quarterly expansion since 2013 (excluding 2021).
- 2.Private investment jumped 13.2% in Q1 2026, led by a 41.2% surge in mining investment due to high metal prices.
- 3.Q2 growth is projected to moderate to 5% as business expectations deteriorated following the April presidential elections.
Table of Contents
- LATAM DAILY
- Contributors
- TODAY'S CONTRIBUTORS
- Latam Daily: Peruvian Private Investment Drives Q1 Growth
- EVOLUTION OF DOMESTIC DEMAND DURING Q1 2026
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Authors
Pablo NanoJuan Manuel HerreraJorge SelaiveEduardo Suárez
Securities
Southern CopperLas Bambas
Themes
Economic Growth Post-PandemicPolitical Risk and Business ConfidenceCommodity-Driven Investment
Regions
Latin AmericaPeru
