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Rebound in Peruvian growth unlikely to be sustained

Peru’s economy picked up pace in Q2, but the scope for a further acceleration of GDP growth from here looks extremely limited. In contrast to the consensus, we believe that the trend will be towards a slower growth rate in the coming years as the mining boom of the past decade deflates and global financial conditions become more restrictive.

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