Tasas de interés volverían a niveles que no se ven desde mediados de 2024 por culpa de las presiones inflacionarias

TL;DR

The cost of living is identified as a major macroeconomic risk factor for the current year.
Interest rates may not decrease as expected in 2026, potentially returning to mid-2024 levels.
A significant increase in the minimum wage is cited as the main cause for a potential inflation rebound.
Inflation could exceed 6% in 2026, possibly reaching 7% in an adverse scenario.
Labor-intensive service inflation, such as food away from home and personal care, is expected to rise from late 2025 through 2026.
Rent inflation is projected to increase from 5.1% in 2025 to 5.5% in 2026.
Inflation for goods and food is expected to remain contained due to a favorable exchange rate and election outcomes.
Banco de Bogotá anticipates a new cycle of interest rate hikes starting in January 2026, potentially reaching 11.25% or even 12%.

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