Perú sigue fortaleciendo sus reservas internacionales: llegaron a US$95.574 millones

TL;DR

Peru's net international reserves (RIN) reached $95.574 billion as of January 15, 2026.
This level is equivalent to 30% of Peru's GDP, the highest among major Latin American economies.
The RIN increased by $5.359 billion from the end of 2025.
RIN are liquid international investments used to strengthen Peru's ability to face external volatility and adverse situations.
These reserves have previously helped reduce exchange rate volatility during financial turbulences.
Peru's accumulated 12-month trade surplus reached $32.143 billion by November 2025.
The trade surplus in November 2025 was $3.731 billion, an increase from the previous year.
Export growth was driven by higher prices for traditional mining products (gold, copper) and increased value and prices for coffee.

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