Peru Demoted to D-grade on the World Economics Governance Index


 
Peru’s World Economics Governance Index rating has declined over the last decade. These ratings are linked to the grading of countries. Subsequently, Peru was demoted to D-grade (or poor) in 2025.

Peruvian Governance Rating 2015-2025
Index: 0-100. 0=Poor, 100=As good as it gets
Peru Demoted to D-grade on the World Economics Governance Index




This reflects worsening scores across data concerning corruption, rule of law, press freedom and political rights. Since 2015, Peru has fallen 25 places in the ranking of the 156 countries included in the Index. This constitutes an increasingly alarming picture for investors interested in the Peruvian economy.

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