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Peru’s trade surplus widened to USD 3,654 million in September 2025, the highest since records began in 1957, up from USD 2,573 million in the same month last year. Exports jumped 23% year-on-year to USD 8,464 million, driven by strong increases in traditional products (+26.8%) and non-traditional products (+12.8%). Meanwhile, imports rose at a slower pace of 11.7% to USD 4,810 million, reflecting increases in consumer goods (+17.6%), capital goods (+12.5%), and raw materials (+8.1%). For the January–September period, the trade surplus expanded to USD 21,733 million from USD 16,906 million a year earlier, as exports climbed 17.4% to USD 64,448 million, while imports also increased, though more moderately, rising 12.5% to USD 42,715 million.