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PERU: BCRP Chief Economist Armas Sees Economy Growing By 4% Y/y In July

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  • Speaking at a press conference today, BCRP Chief Economist Adrian Armas said that the economy is expected to grow by 4% y/y in July.
  • His remarks come ahead of the publication of July economic activity data on Sunday (1600BST/1100ET), where consensus is currently for growth to have rebounded to 3.2% y/y, from a disappointing 0.2% y/y outturn in June. 
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  • Speaking at a press conference today, BCRP Chief Economist Adrian Armas said that the economy is expected to grow by 4% y/y in July.
  • His remarks come ahead of the publication of July economic activity data on Sunday (1600BST/1100ET), where consensus is currently for growth to have rebounded to 3.2% y/y, from a disappointing 0.2% y/y outturn in June.