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Mining and hydrocarbons sector which is constantly increasing
Among the main companies are showing increased production Electron Peru, Egasa, SN Power Peru, San Gaban, Electron Piura, Kallpa Generation Egesur and Electro Ucayali. In this context, the production of hydro electric power increased by 10.41 percent and of thermal origin in 6.15 percent.
In the electricity sub sector generating companies include public service operating in the National Interconnected System and the isolated systems. Meanwhile, the mining and hydrocarbon sector registered an increase of 2.69 percent in May compared to the same month last year, driven by the growth behavior of Hydrocarbons sub sector 39.12 percent, while the Metal Mining sub sector contracted in 3.10 percent.
Among metallic mineral products decreased their production are tin (-24.73 percent), lead (-10.08 percent), zinc (-6.92 percent), copper (-6.45 percent) and silver (-2.66 percent) . However, increased production of iron (15.73 percent), molybdenum (8.55 percent) and gold (2.78 percent). For its part, the hydrocarbons sub sector growth influenced the increased production of natural gas at 153.75 percent.
In measuring the sector, the Metal Mining participates with 79.4 percent and hydrocarbons by 20.6 percent. Agricultural production grew by 0.61 percent in May due to the positive performance of the livestock sub-sector which rose 4.95 percent, while the agricultural sub sector fell by 1.30 per cent.
Livestock products that support this are the eggs increase (13.78 percent), poultry (6.18 percent), beef (2.66 percent) and milk (2.41 percent), as well as raw cotton (36.44 percent), coffee (9.52 percent), sugarcane (7.40 percent) and potatoes (7.15 percent). Agricultural products are backed up into your paddy production (-47.48 percent), papaya (-30.89 percent), corn starch (-8.43 percent), lemon (-7.03 percent) and yellow maize (-5.61 per percent).
Agricultural production in the agricultural sub-sector participates with 57.7 percent and Livestock with 42.3 percent. Finally, the fishing dropped 4.64 percent in May due to lower catches of species for direct human consumption (CHD) at 7.81 percent.
By contrast, the catch for human consumption and indirect (CHI) increased slightly by 0.13 percent, representing a landing one million 109 thousand tons of anchovy in May.
Hydrocarbon production in January 2011
In the mining and hydrocarbons sectors, construction, electricity and fishing, are relevant to the activity and reflect an important dynamism of production, said the Central Reserve Bank (BCR).
Recall that the Peruvian productive activity grew in 2010, 3.63 percent in January, 5.92 percent in February, 8.76 percent in March, 9.30 percent in April, 9.20 percent in May and 11.90 percent in June, according to the Institute National Statistics and Informatics (INEI).
Also rose 9.10 percent in July 2010, 9.20 percent in August, 10.41 percent in September, 8.31 percent in October, 9.98 percent in November and 8.93por percent in December.
The issuer indicated that the hydrocarbon production in January 2011 increased 42 percent, according to Perupetro.
Meanwhile, mentioned that the local cement firms rose from 609.4 to 643 300 tonnes between January 2010 and January 2011, the Cement Association (Asocem).
He stressed that the production of electricity increased 9.1 percent in January according to the Committee of Economic Operation of the National Interconnected System (COES).
In the first 15 days of February 2011, this indicator shows an increase of 10.7 percent. Finally, he noted that according to information from the Institute Del Mar Del Peru (IMARPE) in January 2011 caught 409 000 tonnes of anchovy, volume 86 percent higher than January last year.
Peru’s economic exceeded expectations and grew 10.02%
News and satisfactory results with a positive activity that began production in 2011 Peru registering growth of 10.02% in January, topping analyst expectations of around nine percent and accumulated 17 consecutive months before, reported the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (INEI).
Electricity sector registered an advance of 7.51% in January by the progress of electricity sub-sector (8.14 percent). Accumulation of up to 12 months, the electricity sector recorded growth of 7.88 percent, driven by advances in electricity sub-sector (8.55 percent).
During January, Mining and Hydrocarbons sector fell 0.56 percent due to decreased production of metal mining (-6.80 percent), and despite the positive results from the activity of Hydrocarbons (42.03 percent).
At the annual period, Mining and Hydrocarbons sector fell 1.00 percent due to a decrease in the metal mining sub-sector (-5.56 percent) and despite the favorable evolution of the production of Hydrocarbons (32.52 percent).
In addition to significant increases in other economic sectors such as fishing, manufacturing, agriculture, etc. With this result, Peru’s economy recorded growth of 9.28% in the last 12 months between February 2010 and January 2011.