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Banco de la República’s board votes 5-2 to hold interest rates at 1.75%
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Colombia: Statement after concluding the Article IV Consultation for 2021 Faced by a pandemic that led to the largest recession on record—with vulnerable groups particularly affected—Colombia used the flexibility afforded by its policy framework to deliver a coordinated and timely response. The economy is recovering gradually, with sporadic momentum, but growth prospects remain at risk while COVID-19 and high uncertainty lingers. In the near term, policies should focus on defeating the pandemic and cementing the recovery with the monetary and fiscal policy space available. At the same time, reforms should be passed to secure sound public finances over the medium term. Tackling long-standing structural challenges to raise inclusive growth and external competitiveness remain crucial. +info |
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Colombia: Declaración al Término de la Misión sobre la Consulta del Artículo IV de 2021 En medio de una pandemia que condujo a la mayor recesión que se haya registrado—y que afectó particularmente a grupos vulnerables—Colombia hizo uso de la flexibilidad que le permite su marco de política para dar una respuesta coordinada y oportuna. La economía se está recuperando gradualmente con un impulso esporádico, aunque las perspectivas de crecimiento seguirán en riesgo mientras persistan el COVID-19 y un alto nivel de incertidumbre. En el corto plazo, las políticas deberán enfocarse en derrotar la pandemia y consolidar la recuperación dentro del espacio disponible para la política monetaria y fiscal. Conozca esta y otras conclusiones de la visita oficial (virtual) del equipo técnico del Fondo Monetario Internacional a Colombia. |
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Financial Stability Report - First Semester of 2019
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Thursday, 23 May 2019This Financial Stability Report presents the appreciation of Banco de la República (the Central Bank of Colombia) on the recent performance of credit institutions and their debtors, as well as on the main risks and vulnerabilities that could have some effect on the financial stability of the Colombian economy. The Report intends to inform both participants in financial markets and the general public, besides promoting public debate on the trends and risks that may affect the financial system. The results herein presented also serve the monetary authority as an input in their decision-making to promote financial stability within the general context of the objectives of price stability and macroeconomic stability.
- The financial system completed the process of adjustment to the macroeconomic shocks that have been observed since 2014:
- Credit Risk
- Lower profitability than the historical average
- Low credit growth
- The Colombian economy has a resilient financial system. This, together with recent advancements in prudential regulation, make it unlikely that domestic credit conditions may become a source of macroeconomic disturbance.
- The economic recovery has allowed for:
- Lower growth of non-performing loans
- Lower growth of risky loans
- Recovery of profitability
- A trend towards a slight recovery in credit growth
- The expected widening of the current account deficit of the Colombian economy and the latent risk of lower-than-expected growth for some trading partners pose vulnerabilities that, in the face of negative shocks, could affect the stability of the financial system.
- Credit risk continues to materialize in sectors such as construction and agriculture; at the same time, its intensity has reduced in housing debt.
Video of the Financial Stability Report for the first semester of 2019
This was the presentation of the #FinancialStabilityReport for the first half of 2019 by the Governor of the Central Bank, #JuanJoseEchavarria, and Daniel Osorio, Director of the Financial Stability Department, on Thursday, 23 May 2019.
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