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Peru: Kuczynski resignation unlikely to disrupt recovery

The resignation of Peruvian president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (PPK) is likely to be followed by a smooth and swift transition of power to Vice President Martín Vizcarra. And with financial conditions continuing to loosen, the political upheaval is unlikely to derail the economic recovery that is now underway.

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