Peru - Real Gross Domestic Product





Peru: Real Gross Domestic Product

Mnemonic GDP$.IPER
Unit Index 2007=100, NSA
Adjustments Not Seasonally Adjusted
Monthly 15.22 %
Data Jan 2024 166.25
Dec 2023 196.1

Series Information

Source National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (INEI)
Release GDP Monthly
Frequency Monthly
Start Date 1/31/2007
End Date 1/31/2024

Peru: GDP

Reference Last Previous Units Frequency
Investment Feb 2024 2,022 1,614 Mil. PEN, NSA Monthly
Real Gross Domestic Product Jan 2024 166.25 196.1 Index 2007=100, NSA Monthly
Government Consumption 2023 Q4 41,423 33,267 Mil. PEN, NSA Quarterly
Nominal Gross Domestic Product 2023 Q4 265,126 249,468 Mil. PEN, NSA Quarterly
Private Consumption 2023 Q4 160,069 161,663 Mil. PEN, NSA Quarterly
Real Government Consumption 2023 Q4 21,927 17,328 Mil. Ch. 2007 PEN, NSA Quarterly
Real Investment 2023 Q4 117,403 121,990 Mil. Ch. 2007 PEN, SAAR Quarterly
Real Private Consumption 2023 Q4 91,782 92,999 Mil. Ch. 2007 PEN, NSA Quarterly
Nominal Fixed Investment (gross fixed capital formation) 2017 141,992,000,000 138,879,000,000 NCU Annual
Real Fixed Investment (gross fixed capital formation) 2017 112,492,000,000 111,231,000,000 NCU Annual

Release Information

The National Institute of Statistics and Information (INEI) reports annual Gross Domestic Product from the point of view of income. Compensation of employees from the GDP income approach represents how income is distributed. Figures are in millions of Peruvian Nuevo Sol (Mil. PEN) and are not seasonally adjusted (NSA). 

INEI calculates GDP (income approach) using the following formula:

PBI = + R + CKF + Ipm + EE

where:

  • R  = Remuneration
  • CKF = Fixed Capital Consumption
  • Ipm = Tax on Production and Imports
  • EE = Exploitation Surplus
Remuneration of employees includes all payments by employers in return for work before any deductions (social security, pension, etc.). Fixed Capital Consumption is the value (at current costs) of fixed assets. Installations, depreciation, and equipment consumed during production are included. Taxes on production and imports includes added value by the State at market prices. Exploitation Surplus is the profits and losses (business risk) of the business from production of the economic unit. 

Data is subject to revisions. 

For more information, please visit: http://www1.inei.gob.pe/media/MenuRecursivo/metodologias/pbi02.pdf