The economy of Peru is an upper-middle-income economy as classified by the World Bank and is the 47th largest in the world by total GDP. The majority of its economy is driven by industries such as mining, manufacturing, fishing, and tourism.
The Southern American nation’s export of aluminium scrap reveals growth during 2017-19, though it remains an underrated market, as the volume of export recorded was 21,383 tonnes and foreign revenue generation stood at $16.30 million. The forecasted aluminium scrap export for 2020 has been analysed at 9993 tonnes and earnings to reach $6.80 million. When the evaluated export volume and earnings of 2020 get added to the existing three tears it reflects 31,376 tonnes and $23.10 million respectively.
Peru’s has recorded aluminium scrap export in 2017 with 4660 tonnes, which resulted with earnings of $3.69 million, while in 2018 the aluminium scrap export surged with growth by 62.55%, as the export volume climbed to 7575 tonnes and earnings also rose to $5.93 million.
In 2019, the aluminium scrap export saw growth by 20.76%, as the export volume inclined to 9148 tonnes and the earning stood at $6.68 million.
The projected scrap export for 2020 has been evaluated with up-turn by 9.23%, as the export volume to reach at 9993 tonnes and earnings to remain at $6.80 million.
Peru’s major trading nations for the export of aluminium scrap are Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, India, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, South Korea, Taiwan, USA, etc.
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