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Peru Inflation Jumps More Than Expected to Fastest Since 2023
Source: Bloomberg
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Peru’s capital inflation accelerated in August more than expected, reaching the fastest pace in nearly three years. The increase was driven largely by housing and utilities costs, including electricity and gas, which raises near-term cost pressures for consumers. This datapoint may prompt a more cautious view on local demand and potential policy responses.
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