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Unlike the historic capital flight experienced by the country in the 2021 runoff election, the 2026 runoff had a lesser impact on financial indicators.
Roberto Sánchez, presidential candidate for Juntos por el Perú, will face Keiko Fujimori, from Fuerza Popular, in the second round, to be held on Sunday, June 7. The winner will be the next president of Peru.
Authorized transfers to cover loans, guarantees, lines of credit, or equity contributions to Petro-Perú saw a notable increase during the last five years of political instability. Between 2022 and 2025, the government issued eight supreme decrees that transferred US$4.764 billion to the state oil company.