Economy
ECB keeps interest rates at 2.25% amid energy uncertainty
ECB maintains interest rates at 2.25% due to energy volatility and geopolitical uncertainty, without committing to a future path.
Monetary policy
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Política
The Government refutes Ravier: monetary policy 'is not touched'
The Government denies economist Ravier's claim that the official dollar could reach $1,700-$1,800. Casa Rosada assures no changes in monetary policy.
Markets
Cleveland Fed Joins Calls for Rate Hike to Curb Inflation
Beth Hammack, president of the Cleveland Fed, calls for rate hikes amid a core inflation of 3.3% and a fully employed labour market.
Economy
The Central Bank of Honduras increases liquidity absorption to 1.512 billion to curb inflation
The BCH has allocated 1.512 billion lempiras to absorb liquidity to control inflation at 6.09% and improve access to foreign currency.
Economy
The Central Bank of Uruguay sees upward inflation risks but balanced on the horizon
The Central Bank of Uruguay projects short-term inflationary risks but claims they are globally balanced, with inflation converging to 4.5%.
Economy
Logan proposes centralised clearing to improve Fed efficiency
Lorie Logan, president of the Dallas Fed, proposes a voluntary centralised clearing scheme for Federal Reserve open market operations.
Economy
The BCR maintains its president and reinforces monetary stability in Peru
The BCR keeps its president during government transition, reinforcing monetary stability and trust among economic agents.
Economy
Caputo reaffirms restrictive monetary policy and forecasts more dollars than pesos in Argentina
Caputo reaffirms restrictive monetary policy and forecasts more dollars than pesos in Argentina. The aim is to strengthen the availability of foreign currency.
Markets
Columbia Threadneedle: Four Key Drivers for the Markets in the Second Half
Columbia Threadneedle highlights four key drivers for the markets in the second half: monetary policy, oil, corporate profits, and political risk.
Companies
Banxico can buy Bondes F to inject liquidity into the banking system
Banxico published Circular 8/2026 allowing it to buy Bondes F and CETES to inject liquidity, with a limit of 100 billion pesos. Not Quantitative Easing.