Peru mining exports hit US$28.962 billion in four months as tax revenue cuts the fiscal deficit to 1% of GDP by July 2026.
Peru · MINING
Key Facts
—What happened Peru’s fiscal deficit dropped to 1% of GDP by July 2026, down from 2.1% in Q1.
—How big Mining exports reached US$28.962 billion in January to April 2026, up 60.6% and representing 76.1% of total exports.
—The catch The Finance Ministry expects the deficit indicator to edge up in coming months on El Niño-related spending, pension outlays and fuel subsidies.
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