
Insights for Peru
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November 2025 period, National level, Product aggregation
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Summary: Overall, the analysis indicates a mixed performance in Peru's trade values. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 439.5M USD (8.03%), while exports fell by 766.51M USD (8.64%). Year-on-year, imports saw a modest increase of 80.28M USD (1.62%), while exports experienced a significant growth of 1.06B USD (15.02%). The total trade flow reflects a challenging month but a more positive year-over-year trend, particularly in exports.
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MoM insights: In the month-on-month analysis, total imports decreased by 439.5M USD, reflecting a decline of approximately 8.03%. The highest increase in imports was from Nigeria, with a value of 71.82M USD, showing a significant increase of 190.75%. Canada followed with an increase of 133.72M USD, up by 0.87%. On the other hand, the largest drop in imports was from China, which saw a decrease of 253.94M USD, a decline of 13.92%. In exports, total exports decreased by 766.51M USD, a decline of about 8.64%. The United Arab Emirates led the increase in exports with 221.55M USD, up by 141.37%. Spain also saw a notable increase of 332.34M USD, up by 38.25%. Conversely, exports to China dropped significantly by 472.52M USD, a decrease of 15.86%.
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YoY insights: In the year-on-year analysis, total imports increased by 80.28M USD, reflecting a growth of approximately 1.62%. The highest increase in imports was from Nigeria, with a value of 71.82M USD, showing a growth of 146.13%. The United States also contributed significantly with an increase of 878.57M USD, up by 7.05%. However, imports from Brazil saw a decline of 107.3M USD, a decrease of 28.51%. In exports, total exports increased by 1.06B USD, a growth of about 15.02%. The most significant increase in exports came from China, with a value of 2.51B USD, up by 20.09%. Canada also saw a notable increase of 538.21M USD, up by 51.10%. On the downside, exports to Panama decreased by 59.69M USD, a decline of 71.61%.
