Guatemala: Economic Outlook for March 2017The Bank of Guatemala has kept the lead monetary policy rate at 3%, arguing that high levels of uncertainty still persist in the external economic environment.Thursday, March 23, 2017
From the report "Recent macroeconomic performance and prospects," by the Bank of Guatemala : Request more information: November 2019 Arguing that the economic activity and the execution of public expenditure report a behavior attached to the growth forecasts for 2019, the Central Bank decided to maintain again at 2.75% the level of the leading interest rate of the monetary policy. November 2019 After the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic decided at the end of August to lower the monetary policy rate to 4.5%, on October 31 it decided to keep it unchanged, arguing that inflation continues in the projected ranges. September 2019 Arguing that the economic activity reports a behavior attached to the forecasts of growth for 2019, the Central Bank decided to maintain in 2.75% the level of the leading interest rate of monetary policy. February 2019 Banco de Guatemala decided to keep the monetary policy rate at 2.75%, arguing that several short-term indicators of the economic activity show a dynamism congruent with the projected range of economic growth.
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