The Central Bank of Colombia moderated its monetary easing by lowering the interest rate by 25 bps, reflecting increased caution amid persistent inflationary pressures.
Despite a favorable downward trend in headline inflation, core inflation, particularly in the services sector, has led the Central Bank to recalibrate its expectations.
The diversity of opinions within the board, with some members advocating for more aggressive cuts, indicates the complexity of the current economic landscape.
The economic outlook for Colombia remains uncertain given potential restrictive trade policies from the U.S. and the less accommodative stance of the Federal Reserve.
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