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McKinsey identifies that changes in trade policies are now the main global disruptor. In Latin America, this trend threatens key exports, forces a rethinking of value chains and stretches institutional adaptability.
Peru is consolidating its agricultural export leadership, but faces new challenges, such as tariffs and pending reforms. Diversifying markets and formalizing employment will be key to remaining competitive.
Monetary policy remains unchanged in a global environment marked by trade tensions. The Central Bank prioritizes prudence while domestic activity and inflation continue to show no clear signs.
Trust is hard to regain once lost. Will it be different this time?
The real power is not in Washington or New York. You can't challenge the bond market without consequences.
