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Colombian interest rates on hold for foreseeable future

The Colombian government’s stimulus package may boost industry at the margin, but it is unlikely to solve the problem of an overvalued peso and widening economic imbalances. As a result, we doubt that the interest rate hikes to 4.5% that the consensus expects next year will materialise.

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