Peru’s economy was one of Latin America’s standout performers in 2011, expanding by 7%. Looking ahead, the country’s solid macro fundamentals, combined with ample space for a policy response in the event of a relapse of external demand, imply that growth should remain among the region’s best in 2012.
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