In February 2023, sales in the internal trade sector increased by 5.2% year-over-year, due to positive performance in some activities within this sector, including: supermarkets and hypermarkets (+7.7%), pharmacies and drugstores (+2.8%), department stores (+16.6%), and books, newspapers, and stationery items (+64.6%).
In January 2023, sales in the internal trade sector decreased by 3.4% year-over-year, due to negative performance in some activities within this sector, including: supermarkets and hypermarkets (-5.2%), hardware stores and home finishing products (-6.4%), pharmacies and drugstores (-1.6%), and home equipment (-9.8%).
In July 2023, sales in the internal trade sector recorded a year-over-year decrease of 4.3%. This result is attributed to negative performance in department stores (-12.4%), hardware stores and home finishing products (-16.1%), home equipment (-12.3%), books, newspapers, and stationery items (-3.1%), and pharmacies and drugstores (-4.0%).
In September 2021, manufacturing production continues to rise, growing 7.0% compared to September 2020 and 4.4% compared to September 2019 (pre-pandemic). It accumulates ten months of growth, driven by the rise in industrial exports (+23.7%) and the dynamism of non-primary manufacturing, mainly, by industries linked to the construction sector.
In August 2021, manufacturing production continues to rise, grew 11.6% compared to August 2020 and 0.5% compared to August 2019 (pre-pandemic). It accumulates nine months of growth, driven by the rise in industrial exports (+18.0%) and the dynamism of industries linked to the construction sector.
In July 2021, manufacturing production grew by 6.7% compared to July 2020. For the eighth consecutive month, it recorded a positive result, driven by the increase in industrial exports (+34.8%) and the good performance of activities related to the construction sector, such as cement, which grew by 30.6%.
In June 2021, manufacturing production experienced significant growth of 19.1% compared to the same month the previous year. This growth was due to a statistical effect, as in June 2020, D.S. No. 101-2020-PCM (Phase 2) authorized the gradual reopening of some manufacturing industries.
En mayo del 2021, la producción industrial manufacturera vuelve ha experimentar un importante crecimiento de 84.0% con relación a similar mes del año anterior. Este resultado se debe a un efecto estadístico por los meses de gran confinamiento y aislamiento social obligatorio (marzo a mayo del 2020) por la pandemia COVID-19, donde solo operaron las actividades de bienes esenciales. … Read more
En abril de 2021, la producción industrial manufacturera experimentó un importante crecimiento de 114.1% con relación a similar mes del año anterior, primera vez en los últimos 20 años. Este resultado, se debe a un efecto estadístico, ya que desde mediados de marzo 2020 se declaró el estado de emergencia y aislamiento social obligatorio por la pandemia COVID-19 y … Read more
En marzo de 2021, la producción industrial manufacturera registró un importante crecimiento de 50.3% con relación a similar mes del año anterior, primera vez en los últimos 20 años. Este resultado, se debe a un efecto estadístico, ya que a mediados de marzo 2020 se declaró el estado de emergencia y aislamiento social obligatorio por la pandemia COVID-19. El subsector … Read more