Peru's Kuczynski: We Have to Take Advantage of Rates Now

The video discusses Peru's advantageous borrowing rates compared to the past, emphasizing the importance of leveraging these rates without increasing net debt. It explores how changes in debt composition might affect the currency, noting that Peru's currency has remained more stable than others in the region. The discussion includes the impact of emerging market emotions on currency and the relative stability of the Peruvian sol compared to other Latin American currencies.

What advantages does Peru have in borrowing compared to previous rates?

How is the composition of Peru's debt expected to change?

What impact does the recent weakness in the Mexican peso have on currency adaptation?

In what way is Peru's currency stability compared to other Latin American currencies?

What has been the trend in the exchange rate of the sol against the dollar over the past three years?