BCN rebaja tasa de referencia monetaria a agentes económicos
Del 6 %, la tasa será ahora de 5.75%; el emisor también decidió bajar las tasas de las ventanillas de Reportos Monetarios y Depósitos Monetarios
TL;DR
- The Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN) lowered its monetary reference rate from 6% to 5.75%.
- This rate influences the cost of one-day liquidity operations in córdobas.
- The decision aligns with international interest rate trends and Nicaragua's internal monetary conditions.
- Rates for 1-day Monetary Repos and Deposits were also reduced to 7.00% and 4.50%, respectively.
- These adjustments aim to support financial system liquidity and intermediation.
- The BCN cited global economic uncertainty, including deceleration prospects and uneven inflation, as a backdrop.
- Nicaragua's domestic economy is stable, supported by its labor market, low inflation, and export revenues.
- Monetary policy has maintained currency stability, strengthened international reserves, and fostered financial intermediation.
- Balanced macroeconomic conditions, including economic growth and low unemployment, support the rate reduction.