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Fishing and Agriculture Would Fall More than in the Last Recession in Peru, but This Would “Compensate”
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Peru joins international cooperation to create ocean accounts and measure marine GDPThe Peruvian economy would grow 3.2% this year, according to BCP estimates. In its recent Quarterly Macroeconomic Report, it noted that it maintained its projections despite facing two important adverse events: El Niño's impact on primary activities such as agriculture and fishing, and the blow of the conflict in the Middle East on international oil prices. Moreo…
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