Peru Exports Hit Record US$90 Billion in 2025, Leading the Andean Community
Peru exported a record US$90.1 billion in 2025, nearly half of the Andean Community's total, while the central bank counted a 24th straight quarter of trade surplus. The post Peru Exports Hit Record US$90 Billion in 2025, Leading the Andean Community appeared first on The Rio Times .
Peru's exports of US$90.5 billion in 2025 made it the fourth-largest exporter among the Andean Community, accounting for 48.3 percent of the bloc's total of US$187.5 billion in sales abroad. The country's exports grew by 20.5 percent, the highest growth rate among its Andean counterparts, which include Colombia, Ecuador, and Bolivia.
Intra-Andean exports totaled US$9.8 billion, with Colombia leading at 35.6 percent and Peru following at 30.3 percent. Peru's trade surplus reached a record 12 percent of GDP, and the country is on track to surpass the US$100 billion export target set for 2026. Mining and agro-industrial exports are the main drivers of Peru's strong performance, with the mining sector alone contributing US$58.7 billion to the country's exports.
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