It’s unlikely that Colombia’s government will achieve its lofty fiscal targets over the coming years, which may prompt a loss of its investment grade rating – an outcome that is not fully priced into financial markets. But a bigger concern from an economic perspective is if, in a bid to save its credit rating, the government tightens fiscal policy too much and too soon for private demand to pick up the slack.
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