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Chile’s central bank kept borrowing costs unchanged yesterday for a 16th consecutive month as policy makers weigh the impact of a consumer spending boom and stagnant manufacturing output.
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Chile’s peso dropped to its lowest level of the year as signs of economic deceleration led traders to project central bank rate cuts.
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Chile’s swap rates and traders’ projections for inflation plunged after the consumer price index fell more than analysts forecast and the statistics agency offered no timetable for changing its methodology.
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Chile’s economy expanded in March at the slowest annual pace since July 2011 as manufacturing contracted, the central bank said.
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Group of 20 finance chiefs pledged to stay alert to any fallout from easy monetary policies even as they backed the Bank of Japan’s plan to buy more than 7 trillion yen ($70 billion) a month of bonds.
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Chile’s central bank kept its benchmark lending rate unchanged for the 15th consecutive month yesterday as South America’s fastest-growing economy after Peru starts to show signs of cooling.
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Chile’s central bank kept benchmark borrowing costs unchanged today for the 15th consecutive month as the economy gave the first signs of slowing after beating analyst expectations last year.
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Chile’s central bank kept benchmark borrowing costs unchanged for the 14th consecutive month yesterday, highlighting faster-than-forecast economic growth and easing inflation.
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Chile’s central bank kept benchmark borrowing costs unchanged today for the 14th consecutive month as faster-than-expected economic growth prevents policy makers from joining Brazil, Mexico and Colombia in cutting rates.
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Currency intervention should be a last resort, Chilean central bank policy maker Rodrigo Vergara wrote in an article posted today on the bank’s website.
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