Peruvian rates to stay on hold for the rest of this year

Last night’s central bank meeting in Peru offered little to suggest that policymakers are considering a near-term change in interest rates. Going forward, we expect the monetary policy bias to shift gradually towards easing as growth and inflation slow, but doubt that rate cuts will materialise before 2014.

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