Peruvian interest rates on hold, next move still likely to be up

Peru’s central bank kept interest rates on hold once again at 4.25% and, while the economic outlook has deteriorated in recent months, stubbornly above-target inflation means the next move in the policy interest rate is still likely to be up.

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