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Colombia Economic Activity, BCCh & BanRep Decisions Tuesday

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  • Key data in LatAm today will be the release of Colombia economic activity. Focus will then quickly turn to Tuesday’s central bank decisions in Colombia and Chile, both of which have split surveyed forecasts. Brazil central bank minutes will also be released on Tuesday.
  • US: Fed’s Mester Joins In Rate Cut Pushback...But Few Are More Dovish For 2024 - Cleveland Fed Pres Mester joined with colleagues in a pushback against market cut repricing after last week's FOMC meeting, telling the FT in an interview published this morning that the implied path of rates was "a little bit ahead" of where the Fed sees things - "They [markets] jumped to the end part, which is ‘We’re going to normalize quickly’, and I don’t see that.”
  • ECB: The European Central Bank will need at least until spring before it can reassess its policy outlook and market expectations for an interest rate cut in March or April are premature, ECB policymaker Bostjan Vasle said on Monday."Market expectations for interest rates cuts are premature in my view, both with regard to the start of cuts and the totality of moves.
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