Julio Velarde confirma el momento histórico del Perú: casi US$ 50 mil millones

The Central Reserve Bank of Peru has just confirmed one of the most important economic moments in our recent history. During the presentation of the June Inflation Report, Julio Velarde revealed that Peru would close 2026 with a historic trade surplus of nearly US$50 billion, driven by record exports and the best terms of trade in 76 years. Official projections from the Central Reserve Bank indicate that Peruvian exports will exceed US$118 billion, consolidating the country as one of the strongest economies in all of Latin America. Furthermore, the monetary authority projects that this strength will continue into 2027. In this video, we analyze what this historic record truly means, how it impacts international reserves, the exchange rate, economic stability, and why Peru is entering a new era of commercial and financial power.