The Briefing
- A 70+ Peruvian delegation led by Economy Minister Elmer Cuba and Central Bank Governor Julio Velarde opened the XIX inPERÚ roadshow in New York on Monday — the country's seventh visit to the city — with back-to-back sessions at J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and BTG Pactual through Tuesday.
- ProInversión's full 2026–2028 infrastructure pipeline now exceeds 86 projects worth more than $40 billion, anchored by a record $61.849 billion in mining exports in 2025 and a fiscal deficit tracking at just 1% of GDP through August — the lowest reading in four years.
- Inflation above the central bank's 1%–3% target since March 2026, social conflicts blocking 38 megaprojects worth $38.4 billion, and advancing El Niño risks are the three structural headwinds that will follow Peru's pitch into every boardroom this week.
