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Colombia central bank caught between hike and hold at Friday meeting - Stock market news - Vimarsana News

Colombia central bank caught between hike and hold at Friday meeting - Stock market news

BOGOTA (Reuters) - The market is divided about whether Colombia's central bank board will raise its benchmark interest rate in a final hike in its tightening cycle or hold borrowing costs as it weighs inflation and growth risks at its meeting on Friday. | 01:21am

Colombia central bank caught between hike and hold at Friday meeting - Vimarsana News

Colombia central bank caught between hike and hold at Friday meeting

The market is divided about whether Colombia's central bank board will raise its benchmark interest rate in a final hike in its tightening cycle or hold borrowing costs as it weighs inflation and growth risks at its meeting on Friday.

Colombia's central bank set for December rate hike, under pressure for more: Reuters poll | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo - Vimarsana News

Colombia's central bank set for December rate hike, under pressure for more: Reuters poll | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo

By Nelson Bocanegra BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's central bank is set to raise its key interest rate this week at its final meeting of the year and wi...

Source: wkzo.com
Colombia's central bank set to maintain benchmark interest rate at record low 1.75% -survey - Vimarsana News

Colombia's central bank set to maintain benchmark interest rate at record low 1.75% -survey

2 Min Read BOGOTA, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Colombia’s central bank board is expected to maintain the benchmark interest at its record low for a fourth consecutive month at its Friday meeting - the first this year - as it seeks to continue boosting an economy battered by the coronavirus pandemic. All 17 analysts surveyed by Reuters on Tuesday said they expect the seven-member board will keep borrowing costs at 1.75% at the meeting, with a majority expecting it holds until December 2021. The central bank cut 250 basis points from the rate between March and September to counteract the impact of mor...