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Colombia's central bank cut its key rate 25 basis points to 4.5% and signaled that the easing cycle has ended. The decision came against an underperforming economy and inflation expected to converge slowly to target.
Signaling an end to easing reduces uncertainty for borrowers in Colombia, but the policy shift has little direct bearing on international feed commodity supply or prices.
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