In Colombia, inflation remains high, yet its recent trajectory indicates a potential decrease in interest rates by the Banco de la República. The central bank’s recent meetings have shown a divided vote on reducing interest rates. Notably, two co-directors have consistently advocated for a 25 basis point cut. At a recent forum in Bogotá, Finance […]
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