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What next for monetary policy in Peru?

Peru’s economy appears to be suffering one of the largest economic hits of any country from the coronavirus, which is likely to spur further policy easing. With short-term interest rates essentially at zero, further monetary loosening would initially probably take the form of strengthened forward guidance. But a quantitative easing programme is also looking increasingly likely.

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