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    Yalina Crispin
    Yalina Crispin
    BBVA Research - Senior Economist

    Yalina Crispin is  economist of BBVA  Research Peru. She  makes monitoring and analysis of macroeconomic and fiscal variables. As well as the projection of these variables using econometric models and financial programming.


    Previously, he served as  Specialist Revenue and Public Debt Department of Macroeconomic Policy of the Ministry of Economy and Finance. In addition, he served as Economic Analyst of the Directorate General for Economic and Social Affairs in the same ministry.


    She obtained the Degree in Economics at National University of Trujillo y graduated from the Master of Economics from the Pontificia Universidad Catolica. She studied the course of University Extension Central Reserve Bank of Peru (CRBP), as well as other international courses such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).

    Latest publications

    July 15, 2024

    Peru | GDP remains strong in May due to primary activities (fishing)
    GDP grew 5.0% y/y in May. The expansion of the fishing sector and primary manufacturing stood out (together they reflect the effect of the greater catch of anchovy). We estimate that the direct contribution of this factor to GDP growth is 2.5 percentage points, which represents half of the expansion rate for the month.

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    June 19, 2024

    Peru Economic Outlook. June 2024
    Output will grow 2,9% this year (previous forecast: 2,7%), supported by a new pension funds withdrawal. Sectors affected by weather anomalies in 2023 will recover and non-primary sectors too thanks to increased private spending. In 2025, once the impact of pension funds withdrawals is exhausted, growth would reach 2,7%.

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    June 3, 2024

    Peru | Sharp decline in inflation in May and is located in the center of the target range
    The consumer price index contracted 0.09% m/m in May. The reduction in food prices and electricity rates stood out. The interannual rate was 2.0% (2.4% in April) in the center of the Central Bank's target range.

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