
Colombia’s central bank kept its policy rate at 12.25%, with four board members supporting a hold and three favoring a 25-basis-point increase. The board cited core inflation of 6.0% and expectations of 6.9% for December 2026, while noting that weaker inflation momentum supported a pause.
The decision maintains tight monetary conditions rather than adding a new rate increase, with potential indirect effects on domestic demand and the peso. The article does not establish a direct near-term supply or price impact for a listed feed commodity.
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