Colombia's Central Bank: Holding Steady Amid Fiscal Challenges
Colombia's central bank maintained its benchmark interest rate at 9.25% due to inflation and fiscal concerns. The board's decision aligns with market expectations, as analysts predict continued rate pauses for the year. This marks only the second rate decision following a single cut in April.

Colombia's central bank has opted to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 9.25%, reflecting market expectations amid mounting inflationary pressures and a challenging fiscal outlook.
The decision, endorsed by the majority of the central bank's seven board members, comes as the country grapples with stronger economic data that complicates monetary policy.
In a recent poll of analysts by Reuters, the consensus was clear: most expect the interest rate to hold steady for the remainder of the year, with only one predicting a cut in the near future.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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