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Chile vs Peru

Two sovereigns, nine shared metrics, one spread gap.

Head to head

BT-SFS release bt-sfs-v0-4-imf-interest-2026-06-27 · market data 2026-06-25
ChilePeru
BT-SFS score68.965.0
Composite ratingABBB
Fiscal pillar62.971.9
External pillar46.389.4
Macro pillar72.568.8
Institutions pillar95.829.2
Benchmark bondCHILE 2.55 32PERU 8.75 33
Spread over Treasuries65 bps98 bps
Yield to worst4.80%5.13%
Duration5.0y5.6y

Metric by metric

Raw value (metric score 0-100)
MetricChilePeru
Current account / GDP-0.8% (60.4)3.4% (81.3)
International reserves, months of imports4.2 mo (35.6)10.5 mo (95.6)
General government debt / GDP42.5% (75.0)30.0% (89.6)
Interest expense / revenue3.3% (83.3)7.7% (72.9)
Primary balance / GDP-1.7% (25.0)-0.5% (50.0)
WGI institutional composite0.92 (95.8)-0.48 (29.2)
Real GDP growth2.4% (33.3)2.8% (41.7)
GDP per capita, USD$20,240 (75.0)$10,960 (54.2)
Inflation stress2.9% (100.0)2.5% (100.0)

Frequently asked questions

Who has stronger fundamentals, Chile or Peru?
Chile scores higher on the BT Sovereign Fundamentals Score: 68.9 (Chile) vs 65.0 (Peru), a gap of 3.9 points.
Whose USD bonds trade wider, Chile or Peru?
Peru trades wider: 65 bps (Chile) vs 98 bps (Peru) over US Treasuries — a 33 bps gap on near-5-year USD benchmarks.

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