The Peruvian economy will show greater dynamism in July due to a better performance of the agricultural and fisheries sectors, estimated the Central Reserve Bank (BCR).

Manager of Economic Studies of the BCV, Adrian Armas said that better results will be seen from the third quarter and with encouraging figures in 2015 with growth rates of six percent.
He added that the figures and the evolution of the primary sectors of agriculture and fisheries, leading to a lower than expected for growth in June result, "implying that the data of the first semester is less than it was referred to in the report inflation. "

"But it is also true that in July there will be a fairly quick rebound in production of fish and rice sectors," he noted.

He said the slowdown in June due to supply factors, transitory as the fall of the agricultural sector, which observed lower rates of rice, and is expected to recover in July.

"With the information that we currently forecast that June will be the month with the lowest percentage change of year and thereafter expect to see a recovery," he said.

Igualmente sostuvo que los indicadores adelantados de la actividad productiva continúan señalando tasas de crecimiento del PBI menores a su potencial, lo que se espera sea temporal y que fue impactado por un menor dinamismo de la inversión y las exportaciones.

Armas mencionó la cifras de los indicadores adelantados de electricidad en 5.3 por ciento en junio y una proyección de 5.1 por ciento en julio; y el indicador de consumo interno de cemento en 3.2 y 3.4 por ciento en mayo y junio, respectivamente.

SOURCE: Andina.com.pe