El Banco Central baja al 6% la tasa de referencia monetaria: créditos y préstamos serán más accesibles
El Banco Central bajó la tasa de referencia a 6% este octubre. Te explicamos qué significa, por qué la redujeron y cómo podría influir en tu bolsillo.
TL;DR
- The Monetary Reference Rate (TRM) in Nicaragua was lowered by 0.25 percentage points, from 6.25% to 6.00% for October.
- This rate cut is intended to make loans more affordable and improve financial conditions for borrowers.
- Other monetary instruments, such as overnight monetary repos and deposits, also saw rate reductions.
- Lowering the reference rate can lead to reduced monthly payments for personal loans and mortgages.
- The decision was influenced by global factors like economic deceleration and geopolitical uncertainty, as well as Nicaragua's growing economic activity.
- The BCN stated that current monetary policy has ensured stability in the córdoba, exchange rate, and international reserves, supporting this rate adjustment.