
Construction grew 11.8% in the first semester, but would lose momentum in the second half of the year, what factors will affect it?
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By Maritza Saenz 31 / 07 / 2026, 06: 25 p.m. Petro-Peru without money: Stop the Talara refinery for lack of crude Follow FEN CAPECO themes according to the Working Type criteria: News Information based on facts and verified first hand by the reporter, or reported and verified by expert sources. We would not continue with [the rate of] 12% [of the first semester], it would be reduced. For example, it is noted that the price of bricks has grown 22% in the last year, while cement - which is the second most important index - has increased by 2.5% per bag.
Furthermore, Capture of Keiko's announcements in terms of infrastructure: "They will hardly end before 2031" Elmer Cuba: "Congressmen are prohibited from managing the public finances.
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By Maritza Saenz 31 / 07 / 2026, 06: 25 p.m. Petro-Peru without money: Stop the Talara refinery for lack of crude Follow FEN CAPECO themes according to the Working Type criteria: News Information based on facts and verified first hand by the reporter, or reported and verified by expert sources.
according to El Comercio (PE) — ÚltimasWe would not continue with [the rate of] 12% [of the first semester], it would be reduced.
according to GestiónFor example, it is noted that the price of bricks has grown 22% in the last year, while cement - which is the second most important index - has increased by 2.5% per bag.
according to GestiónCapture of Keiko's announcements in terms of infrastructure: "They will hardly end before 2031" Elmer Cuba: "Congressmen are prohibited from managing the public finances.
according to El Comercio (PE) — Últimas
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