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Reserve Bank of Peru

Reserve Bank of Peru

February 9, 2018

In each of the last three years, Peruvian CPI inflation has hovered in the lower half of the 1-3% target, and such was at 1.25% last month with a 2.0% underlying core rate. Economic growth is expanding at less than its potential trend. Expected inflation is still creeping lower. Monetary policy officials have accordingly been […] More

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