Colombia Central Bank Set to Raise Rates in June

Colombia’s central bank is expected to raise its benchmark monetary policy rate at its June 30, 2026 meeting, marking a potentially significant shift in its policy stance as officials respond to the latest inflation, currency and growth indicators.

The decision will be closely watched by investors, businesses and households, as a rate increase would likely affect borrowing costs across the economy, including consumer loans, mortgages and corporate financing. Policymakers have emphasized the need to preserve price stability while supporting sustainable economic activity.

The Banco de la República is scheduled to release its policy statement following the meeting, providing details on the board’s decision and its assessment of Colombia’s economic outlook.