Published on Friday, January 2, 2026
Peru | Inflation closed 2025 at 1.5%, its lowest year-end rate in eight years
Summary
CPI rose 0.24% m/m in December. As a result, annual inflation closed 2025 at 1.51%, within the Central Bank’s target range and at its lowest level in eight years, reflecting a contained inflation environment.
Key points
- Key points:
- Inflation in 2025 was mainly driven by services, particularly education, restaurants and hotels, and other personal services, amid a recovery in domestic demand.
- Energy and communications acted as disinflationary anchors, while transport showed a moderate increase partly offset by lower fuel and vehicle prices.
- Core inflation remained stable at around 1.8% y/y, pointing to an underlying price trend consistent with the target range.
- No changes are expected in the BCRP’s policy rate, which remains at 4.25%, within the estimated neutral range.
Geographies
- Geography Tags
- Latin America
- Peru
Topics
- Topic Tags
- Macroeconomic Analysis
- Central Banks
- Financial Markets
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Peru | Inflation closed 2025 at 1.5%, its lowest year-end rate in eight years
Spanish - January 2, 2026
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