Honduras
Honduras’ Central Bank Governor Rebeca Santos indicated that the 5.75% monetary policy rate would likely hold through year-end, with the bank closely monitoring macroeconomic shifts
October 30, 2024
Honduras’ Central Bank Governor Rebeca Santos indicated that the 5.75% monetary policy rate would likely hold through year-end, with the bank closely monitoring macroeconomic shifts
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