Peru | Tracking consumption with real-time data in June 2026

Summary

The Big Data Private Consumption Index grew 7.7% year-on-year in June, marking its fifth consecutive month of deceleration as the positive effects of the extraordinary pension fund withdrawals that began in November 2025.

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• Key points:
• The moderation in Big Data Private Consumption Index growth occurred in a context where households' purchasing power continued to be affected by the significant increase in prices, with year-on-year inflation remaining elevated since March.
• Consumer confidence rebounded in June, moving back close to optimistic territory.
• Consumer credit has provided additional support, continuing to grow at double-digit rates.
• The strength of the labor market, reflected in sustained job creation—particularly formal, high-quality employment—and rising incomes, has supported continued growth in the overall wage bill.

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