
Insights for Peru
BETA
October 2025 period, National level, Product aggregation
AI
Summary: Overall, Peru's trade values showed resilience amidst political changes, with total imports reaching 5.47B USD and exports at 8.87B USD. Month-on-month, imports increased by 491.72M USD (9.87%) and exports by 253.81M USD (2.94%). Year-on-year, imports grew by 337.98M USD (6.58%) while exports surged by 1.73B USD (24.26%). This indicates a robust trade performance despite the political instability.
AI
MoM insights: In the month-on-month analysis, Peru's total imports increased by 491.72M USD, reflecting a growth of approximately 9.87%. The top three countries contributing to this increase were China (225.9M USD), the United States (146.78M USD), and Canada (42.33M USD). Conversely, the lowest decreases were seen from Brazil (-120.35M USD), Trinidad and Tobago (-26.18M USD), and Australia (-10.58M USD). For exports, there was a total increase of 253.81M USD, or about 2.94%, with the United States leading at 148.92M USD, followed by Malaysia (111.72M USD) and Japan (106.35M USD). The largest declines in exports were from China (-289.96M USD), India (-74.54M USD), and Germany (-64.85M USD).
AI
YoY insights: Year-on-year, total imports rose by 337.98M USD, a growth of approximately 6.58%. The most significant increases came from China (173.89M USD), Argentina (102.83M USD), and Ecuador (39.4M USD). The largest declines were from Brazil (-113.16M USD), Canada (-47.41M USD), and Saudi Arabia (-18.88M USD). Exports saw a substantial increase of 1.73B USD, or 24.26%, with China (671.22M USD), India (233.62M USD), and Canada (225.1M USD) leading the growth. The lowest declines were from Namibia (-46.35M USD), Hong Kong (-39.45M USD), and the Netherlands (-31.07M USD).
