(Reuters) - The Chilean Central Bank is widely expected to raise its
benchmark lending rate on Thursday afternoon to 5.25 percent
from the current rate of 5 percent.
The anticipated move, which has strengthened the peso and
dampened the stock market, is seen as the most likely response
to rising inflation.
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benchmark lending rate on Thursday afternoon to 5.25 percent
from the current rate of 5 percent.
The anticipated move, which has strengthened the peso and
dampened the stock market, is seen as the most likely response
to rising inflation.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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