Peru’s central bank president, Julio Velarde, has stated his current term ends on July 28th and he has not been contacted by any presidential candidates regarding a continuation in his role. Velarde previously leaned towards leaving the position, but indicated he would consider remaining if offered the opportunity. He emphasized the lack of communication from those seeking the presidency. This statement signals a potential shift in his plans, contingent on a formal offer. The central bank chief’s continued leadership is seen by some as crucial for maintaining economic stability. His decision will likely depend on the outcome of the ongoing political situation and the priorities of the next administration. No timeframe for a decision has been announced.