Chile Central Bank Holds Rate at 4.5% for Two Years, Inflation Seen at 3.7%
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Banco de la República manager Leonardo Villar stated that capital inflows financing the government's fiscal deficit contribute to peso appreciation, which could complicate monetary policy. The warning highlights a tension between fiscal needs and exchange-rate stability, with potential implications for interest rates. The statement is an official view, not a policy change, and its market impact depends on subsequent fiscal or monetary actions.
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