A casualty of the politics surrounding Alejandro Toledo’s first year as president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski succeeded
in growing Peru’s economy, sealing a deal with the IMF and issuing a historic international bond. But the public failed to embrace his free market ideas.
Category: Peru
A Perceptible Change
The government of President Alejandro Toledo appears to be finally hitting its stride.
An Attractive Investment Opportunity
Peru has restructured the state, privatized state-owned companies and opened the market.
Back in the Markets
Having won International Monetary Fund support for his economic program, and political backing with a successful donors’ conference in October 2001 that achieved $600 million of donations and $1 billion […]
Building Economic Growth
Peru has high hopes that the building industry can help lead an economic recovery.
Cleaned Up And Moving On
After getting on top of their problem loans, Peru’s banks are ready to boost lending.
In the Belly of the Curve
Peru ended its 74-year absence from the international bond markets in February when it issued $1.43 billion worth of 10-year global bonds in a well-received deal that included a Brady […]
Convergence of Powers
Roberto Dañino, the prime minister, promises to straighten out the government’s difficult relations with Congress and improve those with the businesses and financial markets.
Enhancing Flight and Cargo
Jorge Chávez International Airport is improving with investment by its new owners.
Lifting Local Power
Development of Peru’s Camisea natural gas field is finally underway.
