Like every month, the Central Reserve Bank (BCRP) conducted a survey of businessmen to find out their perception of the Peruvian macroeconomy: the results are inauspicious and reflect pessimism facing what is coming. “Based on this information, it is seen that business confidence is not recovering and rather there has been a deterioration in the […]
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OECD demands a tax reform from Peru in 3 years
The Peruvian Government will have to reduce market informality, through strategies such as the rationalization of intermediate tax regimes and greater use of information technologies in the fight against tax evasion, if it intends to meet its goal of joining the OECD in 2026. Before the Special Commission for Monitoring the Incorporation of Peru into […]
Kurt Burneo: “The slowdown (of GDP) is also the fault of the BCRP”
Kurt Burneo does not question the work of the Central Reserve Bank (BCRP) in these years of volatility, although it questions that it is attributed all the evils in the indicators to the MEFwhen the policy of high rates in recent years has made the cost of credit more expensive. —What is the most palpable […]
OECD, concerned about little competition in the Peruvian market
In its first economic study on Peru, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) highlighted the macroeconomic strengths of our country; However, he also exposed the shortcomings we have and what challenges the State must face if it wishes to belong to said group. Thus, among its main findings, the OECD indicated that, although […]
Talara: Petroperú workers reject Congress’s desire to privatize
With information from Luis CoelloDozens of citizens and workers of Petroperu They marched in Talara to question the recent actions of Congress and the Executive Branch regarding the state company: the congressman Alejandro Cavero seeks to privatize it and the management of Dina Boluarte will no longer directly deliver lots I, VI and Z-69, but […]
AFP Retirement 2023: when does the debate on the release of funds begin in Peru?
After the insistence of various parliamentarians, the president of the Economy, Banking, Finance and Financial Intelligence Commission of Congress, César Revilla, reported that the 11 law proposals on the withdrawal of AFP funds They already have a date to be subject to analysis and debate in said working group. If you want to know how […]
20-minute microbreak project during the work day close to completion
The Plenary Session of Congress has on its agenda, to debate and eventually approve, an important opinion from the Labor Commission. This is bill 2135-2022-CR, which incorporates a 20-minute break in the daily workday of workers with the aim of improving their productivity; as well as protecting their mental health and ensuring their well-being. What […]
They make official a law that restricts the waste of resources in works by direct administration
The Executive Branch promulgated this Saturday the Law 31876which proposes to regulate the process of execution of works by direct administration at the national level so that they are carried out under the best conditions of quality, cost and deadline. The device, approved by Congress last week, seeks to make honest, transparent, efficient and effective […]
Aspec warns about new anti-spam law: “Companies will continue calling consumers”
The law that restricts spam calls would have left an open door for companies to continue calling consumers, according to the Peruvian Association of Consumers and Users (Aspec). Despite the observations made by the Executive Branch to the norm, the Congress of the Republic distorted the initial objective of the legislative proposal by modifying part […]
Luis Arias: “The Government (of Dina Boluarte) has no economic direction”
Given the deterioration of economic growth projections due to El Niño and the protests, in a year in which business confidence continues to fail, and with it investments, Arias Minaya reviews the management Boluarte To address these problems, and concludes that it does not have a clear horizon. — Three years after the pandemic, the […]