Peru: Rising inflation to trigger rate hikes next year

Despite the drop in the sol in recent days and the rising inflation rate, Peru’s central bank left interest rates on hold at 4.25% once again. Nonetheless, we expect hikes to resume next year and the scale of tightening is likely to take most forecasters by surprise.

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