The last two decades have been particularly positive for the performance of the Peruvian economy. The economic reforms implemented in the 1990s, together with the persistence of successive governments in the new free-market economic model and integration into the global economy, along with a favorable international environment, contributed to unprecedented macroeconomic results in the country: high rates of private investment and economic growth, low inflation and exchange rate stability, fiscal strength and reduced public debt, a high level of international reserves, among others.
