69% of Peruvians no longer have enough income to cover their monthly expenses
A study by Activa Peru points out that sector D and E are the most affected by the economic situation and will spend much less for the Mother's Day campaign compared to last year.
Peru bonds fall as investors worry about political instability
The millionaire losses left to Peru by Pedro Castillo's curfew
In a day of standstill Lima loses about 1 billion soles (US $220 million). Shopping centers and emporiums, supermarkets also present losses that can exceed 20 million dollars.
Peru: Government temporarily suspends fuel consumption tax
Prime Minister Aníbal Torres asked gas stations to act in accordance with this measure immediately and not to make an excuse that they will conform to the norm when their stock is finished.
Standard & Poor's downgraded credit ratings to five banks in Peru
Agency also cut Peru's sovereign credit rating to Corporación Financiera de Desarrollo (Cofide) and the Mivivienda Fund due to political stagnation and the massive withdrawal of pension funds.