Peru | High inflation expectations lead the Central Bank to taper the monetary stimulus

Published on Friday, December 11, 2015

Peru | High inflation expectations lead the Central Bank to taper the monetary stimulus

Summary

The Central Bank raised its policy rate to 3,75%. High inflation and inflation expectations, both above the target range, were behind this decision. Inflation will keep accelerating in the coming months and this would probably prevent inflation expectations from easing. Hence, we would not be surprised if there are additional policy rate hikes in the short term.

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Francisco Grippa BBVA Research - Principal Economist

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Spanish - December 11, 2015

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