For the second consecutive week the main benchmark rate for loans and investments will be located at 7.20% until at least November 5, 2014.
The Central Bank of Costa Rica reported that the base rate will remain at 7.20% for another week. The indicator has fluctuated between 7.10% and 7.20% in recent months.
The base interest rate is an indicator of the average of uptake rates given by financial institutions on maturities of 150-210 days.
The main reference rate for loans and investments decreased from 7.20% to 7.15% and will remain at that level until at least October 22nd, 2014.
Having gained 0.05% last week, the indicator of average uptake rates given by financial institutions on periods of 150 to 210 days returns to 7.15%, a level which it had stayed at for 5 consecutive weeks.
For the fifth consecutive week the base rate will remain at 7.15% at least until Wednesday 8 October.
The base interest rate set by the Central Bank of Costa Rica remains unchanged for the fifth consecutive week and will remain at the this level until October 8. The indicator is an average of the rates given for deposits by financial institutions for maturities of between 150 and 210 days.
For the fourth consecutive week the main benchmark for loans and investments remains at 7.15%.
The base interest rate, an indicator calculated by the Central Bank which reflects the average rates given by financial institutions for deposits for periods of 150-210 days will stay at the level of 7.15% for one more week.
The indicator will remain at that level until at least September 24, 2014.
For the second consecutive week the benchmark interest rate for loans and investments in the country will remain at 7.15% until at least Wednesday 17 September.
The base interest rate indicator calculated by the Central Bank which reflects the average rates given by financial institutions for deposits for periods of 150-210 days will stay at the level of 7.15% for one more week.
The main reference rate for loans and investments has risen from 7.10% to 7.15% and will remain at that level until at least September 10th.
Following the upward trend of recent months and reflecting the shortage of liquidity in colones in the local financial system, the base borrowing rate rose to 7.15% this week, according to the Central Bank of Costa Rica, which calculates the indicator.
Continuing its upward trend, of the base rate has risen to 7.10%, and will be located at this level until at least September 3, 2014.
The upward pressure on interest rates in Costa Rica continues and a reflection of this is the increase of the base rate, rising from 7.05% to 7.10%.
This rate is calculated by the Central Bank of Costa Rica and is an indicator of the average uptake rates given by financial institutions on maturities of 150 to 210 days.
For the first time in a year and five months, the benchmark rate for loans and investments in the country has dipped to less than 7%.
The Central Bank of Costa Rica reported that the passive base rate, an indicator of the average uptake rates given by financial institutions on periods of between 150 and 210 days will be located at 7.05% at least until Wednesday 27 August.
The indicator used as a reference for credit and investments will stay at the rate of 6.95% at least until Wednesday August 20, 2014.
The Central Bank of Costa Rica has reported that the base rate will remain at 6.95% for another week. The indicator has fluctuated between 6.7% and 7% over the past five months.
The basic interest rate is an indicator of the average uptake rates of financial institutions on maturities of between 150 to 210 days.
For the second consecutive week the benchmark rate for loans and investments will be located at 7% and will remain at that level at least until August 6.
The Central Bank of Costa Rica has reported that the passive base rate will remain at 7% for another week, until Wednesday 6 August.
The rate is an indicator of the average uptake rates given by financial institutions for maturities of between 150 to 210 days.
The new Central Bank methodology which establishes preferential rates for large public sector deposits could influence other rates in the financial system.
The new methodology implemented by the Central Bank of Costa Rica aims to set benchmarks for public banks to provide preferential rates to state entities, but which "... at the same time, do not have excessive returns so that the market does not feel pressure to up rates. "
The reference rate for investments and loans in the country dropped from 7% to 6.95% and will be located at that level until at least July 23.
The basic interest rate has gone down again to 6.95%, a level at which it stood for four consecutive weeks before rising to 7% last week.
The rate is calculated by the Central Bank of Costa Rica and is an average of the deposit rates given by financial institutions for savings with maturities of between 150 to 210 days.
After four weeks at 6.95%, the rate used as a reference for investments and loans will stand at least 7% until July 16th.
The Central Bank of Costa Rica reported that the passive base rate, an indicator of the average rates given by financial institutions for savings on periods of 150 to 210 days will stand at 7%, at least until July 16, 2014.
The rate has been showing a clear upward trend since February.