Colombia's central bank forecasts exclude a possible Venezuelan boost to the economy
The technical team of Colombia's central bank presented its monetary policy report, supported by technical manager Hernando Vargas, with forecasts that do not include the possible effects of a recovery in the Venezuelan market on Colombian productive activity. Vargas said that risk exists and would push economic activity upward. Without that effect, the outlook shows inflation rising from 6.1% to 6.3% between June and September, partly driven by food prices, and expectations still far from the 3% target.
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- The central bank's forecasts do not include the possible effects of a recovery in the Venezuelan market on Colombian productive activity.
- Hernando Vargas, the issuer's technical manager, said that risk exists and would push economic activity upward.
- Inflation rose from 6.1% to 6.3% between June and September, partly due to pressure on food prices.
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