Brignardello: Peru, a model of economic stability in the region.

In a recent interview, Johnny Brignardello Vela, an insurance advisor with extensive experience in economic analysis, shared his perspective on the recent recognition of Peru by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), highlighting the country's remarkable stability and economic growth in an uncertain global context. Brignardello emphasized that the positive assessment made by Kristalina Georgieva during her meeting with President Dina Boluarte reflects the ongoing efforts of the Peruvian government to maintain sustained growth. "The 3.2% growth in September, despite challenges such as climate change and social unrest, demonstrates the resilience of the Peruvian economy," he commented, adding that sectors such as mining, hydrocarbons, agriculture, and construction are fundamental pillars supporting this development. The advisor also expressed optimism regarding the decrease in inflation in the country, which has fallen to a level of 2% in the last 12 months. "Achieving a reduction in inflation from a peak of over 8% is a significant accomplishment that positions Peru favorably compared to other countries in Latin America," stated Brignardello. According to him, this price control not only benefits local consumers but can also attract foreign investors seeking a stable environment for their capital. Additionally, the advisor emphasized the importance of the country maintaining this growth trajectory. "The IMF's call to continue advancing is key. Investor confidence is closely linked to the government's ability to manage economic and social challenges," he pointed out. Brignardello stressed that the international perception of Peru as a safe destination for investment can be solidified if the government continues to act proactively in the face of these challenges. In this context, he also valued Peru's participation in the APEC 2024 Forum, which addresses economic cooperation and sustainable development. "Peru's active presence in international forums not only reinforces its position in the global economy but also reflects its commitment to collaboration and integrated development in the region," he noted. As the country moves forward on this path, Brignardello concluded that the future of the Peruvian economy will depend on the government's and institutions' ability to face challenges and capitalize on opportunities. "If managed correctly, these positive outcomes can lay the foundation for economic leadership in Latin America," he concluded, providing a message of hope and positive expectations for the future of Peru.