Peru

Peru is the forty-third (43°) exporting economy in the world. In 2016, Peru has exported USD 35,62 billions and has imported USD 35,76 billions, with a negative resulting trade balance of USD -141,94 millions. In 2016 Peru's GDP was USD 192,09 billions and its GDP per capita was USD 6.046.

The main goods exported by Peru are: (USD 8,58 billions), Gold (USD 6,43 billions), Refined petroleum (USD 1,62 billions), (USD 1,33 billions) and (USD 1,19 billions).

It's main imports are: Refined petroleum (USD 2,31 billions), Vehicles (USD 1,65 billions), Crude petroleum (USD 1,62 billions), Broadcasting equipment (USD 1,11 billions) and Delivery trucks (USD 842 millions).

The main export destinations of Peru are: China (USD 8,48 billions), United States (USD 6,24 billions), Switzerland (USD 2,55 billions), Canada (USD 1,68 billions) and South Korea (USD 1,39 billions).

The main origins of its imports are: United States (USD 7,95 billions), China (USD 5,99 billions), Switzerland (USD 1,95 billions), Chile (USD 1,51 billions) and Mexico (USD 1,4 billions).

Peru borders with Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Ecuador by land and Costa Rica by sea.

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