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GDP contracted 1.3% y/y in July. By productive sectors, the non-primary component contracted 1.8%, highlighting the decline in the construction sector and non-primary manufacturing. For its part, the primary component of GDP registered a growth of 2.2% due to increased mining production.
In its September decision, the Central Bank Board decided to reduce the reference rate to 7.50%, but noted that this does not imply a cycle of successive interest rate cuts. The monetary policy position, understood as the real ex-ante reference rate, remains in restrictive territory.
The Big Data consumption index continued its downward trend and recorded its sixth consecutive decline in August. Over the same period, the Big Data investment index recorded a YoY contraction.
Inflation was 0.38% m/m in August. The rise in the CPI was mainly explained by the rise in the prices of some foods (vegetables, fruits) and fuels.
GDP contracted 0.6% YoY in June. By productive sectors, the non-primary component of GDP contracted 0.8% in a context in which private spending indicators continue to suggest weakness. However, the primary component of GDP recorded moderate gro…
The Central Bank's Board of Directors decided to keep the reference rate at 7.75% in August but gave a markedly dovish twist to the statement explaining the decision. The monetary policy stance, understood as the ex-ante real policy rate, goes further into restrictive territory.
The Big Data Consumption Index registered a YoY decline once again in July, while the Big Data Investment Index slowed its growth.
Inflation printed at 0.39% m/m in July. The advance of the CPI is mainly explained by the rise in the prices of some foods (vegetables, poultry, restaurants) and the greater tourist demand associated with the celebrations of National Holidays.
GDP contracted 1.4% y/y in May. Within the set of primary activities, the marked decline in the Fishing and Primary Manufacturing sectors stood out. On the other hand, the non-primary component of GDP also contracted in a context in which priva…
The Board of the Central Bank decided to maintain the monetary policy rate at 7.75% in July. The Bank maintained the monetary policy stance understood as the real ex-ante policy rate at a restrictive level and gives no signal of rate cuts happe…
The Big Data Consumption Index registered a YoY decline once again in June, while the Big Data Investment Index accelerated its growth.
Inflation decreased 0.15% m/m in June. The decline in the CPI was mainly explained by the drop in the prices of some foods (poultry, tubers, and some vegetables), the cut in residential electricity rates, and the drop in fuel prices.
