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Colombian GDP growth to slow further in 2013

The unexpectedly sharp slowdown in Colombian GDP growth in Q3 supports our non-consensus view that interest rates are likely to fall further. In fact, we think the central bank is now likely to cut rates by 25bps to 4.5% at tomorrow’s Board meeting. And with growth likely to remain lacklustre for much of 2013, we continue to expect interest rates to remain lower than most currently expect.

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