After the Latest CPI, Experts See a Rate Cut as Unlikely in 2025 | Bold Economics
Bold in Media · BioBioChile · October 8, 2025

After the Latest CPI, Experts See a Rate Cut as Unlikely in 2025

October 8, 2025 Christian F. Jiménez — Managing Director Monetary policy · Inflation · Central Bank

Our Managing Director's reading on inflation and monetary policy.

Asked by BioBioChile following September’s CPI — which left twelve-month inflation at 4.4% — Christian Jiménez, Managing Director of Bold Economics, considered that the Central Bank will maintain a cautious stance, given that core inflation, which excludes the most volatile prices, remains elevated. His view aligned with the consensus that a cut to the Monetary Policy Rate looks unlikely in the near term while those pressures persist.

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Christian F. Jiménez is Managing Director of Bold Economics and an economist specializing in international taxation, with over 15 years of experience across multiple jurisdictions.

Published on BioBioChile — October 8, 2025

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