Peru international reserves
Daily data from BCRP
Net international reserves (RIN), in millions of dollars. Official figure published by BCRP with a one or two business-day lag.
$96.4 billion
October 23, 2026+7.3% vs October 23, 2025
Latest days
| Date | USD millions | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 23 | 96,397 | −296 |
| Oct 22 | 96,693 | −62 |
| Oct 21 | 96,755 | +374 |
| Oct 20 | 96,380 | +8 |
| Oct 19 | 96,372 | −283 |
| Oct 16 | 96,655 | +408 |
| Oct 15 | 96,246 | +73 |
| Oct 14 | 96,173 | −296 |
| Oct 13 | 96,469 | +264 |
| Oct 12 | 96,205 | −35 |
BCRP's figure and the IMF's monthly one may not match: the IMF uses a common definition for all countries.
This is the official “Net international reserves” (RIN) series published by the BCRP. It can differ from the IMF gross reserves used in the ranking and on the other country pages.
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Total reserves
$95.4B
Data for January 2026
1-month change
+5.6%
12-month change
+16.5%
High since 2000
$95.4B
January 2026
Monthly history (IMF)
$95.4 billion
January 2026+916.0% vs January 2000
Gross reserves in US dollars with gold at market value. Source: IMF, International Liquidity.
Composition
What the central bank holds its reserves in, as of January 2026.
- Foreign exchange$86.9B · 91.1%
- Gold$5.6B · 5.8%
- SDRs$2.5B · 2.6%
- IMF reserve position$469M · 0.5%
Gold
- Tonnes
- 35 t
- Market value
- $5.6B
- Share of reserves
- 5.8%
Tonnes of gold in reserves
34.7 t
January 2026+1.3% vs January 2000
In context
Reserves per person
US$ 2,760
Months of imports covered
15.7
Usual benchmark: under 3 months is considered low.
