Keiko Fujimori leads trader consensus for the June 7 runoff after securing the top spot in Peru’s April 12 first round with roughly 17 percent of the vote. The final tally, delayed by disputed ballots and completed only in mid-May, confirmed her advancement alongside Roberto Sánchez Palomino, who edged out other contenders with 12 percent. Fujimori’s conservative base and party organization in Congress provide a structural edge, while Sánchez draws support from leftist coalitions amid widespread voter concerns over insecurity and corruption. Recent polls show the matchup close, with notable rejection levels for both candidates, yet the market pricing reflects Fujimori’s repeated national profile and historical right-leaning advantages in runoffs.