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🇵🇪Peru economic risk

Americas · Currency PEN · Retrieved automatically from official statistical APIs · Last retrieval 2026-08-22 14:19 UTC

Actual data — World Bank, FRED & OECD official APIsIndependent Model Forecast — this platform's own model

Economic risk score

20.1/ 100

Low risk (20–40)

0 very low100 very high
Previous period score
18.4
Change
1.7
Forecast score (3 periods)
21.1
Cyclical risk (short term)
16.9
Structural risk (long term)
48.2
Data coverage
100%

Contribution by factor (weight × sub-score)

  • Inflation 30% weightsub-score 3 +0.9 pts
  • Unemployment 25% weightsub-score 12 +3.1 pts
  • GDP Growth 20% weightsub-score 21 +4.3 pts
  • Interest Rate 15% weightsub-score 46 +6.9 pts
  • GDP per Capita 10% weight · structuralsub-score 48 +4.8 pts

Peru is tracked with the same five weighted indicators as every other economy on the platform. All values are retrieved automatically from official international statistical APIs; anything the sources have not published is shown as unavailable.

Historical risk score

The same weighted formula applied to every year of published data for Peru. Shaded bands mark documented crisis periods, so you can see whether the score deteriorated when the economy did.

Crisis validation →
  • Global financial crisis · 2007-122009-06 · Investopedia — Financial Crisis
  • COVID-19 shock · 2020-012020-12 · Investopedia — Financial Crisis
  • Post-pandemic inflation shock · 2021-072023-06 · Investopedia — Financial Crisis

Indicators — select a card to inspect

Inflation (headline CPI)

Inflation · Source: World Bank · Frequency: Annual · Series updated 2026-08-22T14:19:02.069+00:00

Actual · 2025

1.5%

Previous · 2024

2.0%

Actual data Independent Model Forecast Forecast range

Independent Model Forecast

Produced by this platform's own damped-trend model on the 8 most recent published observations, at the series' own annual frequency. Range is an ~80% interval from the fit's residual spread. Recomputed on every data refresh; last source retrieval 2026-08-22 14:25 UTC.

PeriodForecastRangevs latest actual
20261.7%-1.8%5.2%+0.2
20270.9%-4.0%5.9%-0.6
20280.3%-5.7%6.4%-1.2

Role in the risk score

Absolute deviation of headline CPI inflation from a 2% price-stability anchor. 0pp deviation = 0 risk, 15pp deviation or more = 100 risk. Higher inflation raises risk; deflation is penalised as well.

Country context

Consumer price inflation, annual %. Risk rises with absolute deviation from a 2% price-stability anchor, so deflation is penalised too.

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Forecast accuracy — model vs released data

Walk-forward back-test: for each period the model is re-fitted using only the data available before that period, then compared with the value later published. MAE is the mean absolute error, RMSE the root mean squared error.

Inflation

MAE 3.13 · RMSE 3.46 · 5 back-tested periods

PeriodModel forecastActual releasedError
20211.7%4.3%-2.5
20224.0%8.3%-4.3
20238.2%6.5%+1.7
20247.4%2.0%+5.4
20253.2%1.5%+1.7
20261.7%Data unavailableData unavailable

Unemployment

MAE 0.81 · RMSE 1.09 · 5 back-tested periods

PeriodModel forecastActual releasedError
20217.0%5.1%+1.9
20225.7%4.3%+1.4
20235.0%4.9%+0.1
20244.8%5.2%-0.4
20255.4%5.1%+0.3
20265.4%Data unavailableData unavailable

GDP Growth

MAE 7.66 · RMSE 11.44 · 5 back-tested periods

PeriodModel forecastActual releasedError
2021-10.6%13.4%-24.1
202210.6%2.8%+7.7
20232.9%-0.4%+3.2
20241.9%3.5%-1.6
20251.7%3.4%-1.7
20263.6%Data unavailableData unavailable

Interest Rate

MAE 1.23 · RMSE 1.40 · 5 back-tested periods

PeriodModel forecastActual releasedError
201816.35%14.54%+1.81
201914.21%14.39%-0.18
202013.76%12.94%+0.83
202112.34%10.98%+1.36
202210.61%12.60%-1.99
202311.55%Data unavailableData unavailable

GDP per Capita

MAE 631.05 · RMSE 659.96 · 5 back-tested periods

PeriodModel forecastActual releasedError
2021$6,234$6,829-594
2022$6,794$7,354-560
2023$7,348$7,919-571
2024$8,096$8,526-430
2025$8,684$9,684-1000
2026$9,932Data unavailableData unavailable

Where the risk score is heading

Re-scoring Peru on the model's own 3-period-ahead forecasts gives 21.1 versus 20.1 today. The largest single mover is inflation risk, which pushes the score higher. GDP per capita is held flat over this horizon because it is an annual structural measure.