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Colombia's central bank technical team raised its 2025 inflation forecast to 4.1% from 3.1%, and expects 3% in 2026. The upgrade reflects peso depreciation expectations and a 9.54% minimum wage increase.
The board recently held its policy rate at 9.50%, the first pause in its easing cycle.
Higher inflation and a weaker peso expectation point to tighter Colombian financial conditions and higher local costs for feed importers, with limited direct effect on grain prices.
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