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Rates round-up: Peru, Poland and Serbia tighten policy

Moldovan central bank faces commission of inquiry; Uzbekistan partially unwinds earlier hike

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Andrzej Barabasz

Peru: The Central Reserve Bank of Peru raised its policy rate by 50 basis points on June 9, bringing the reference rate to 5.5%. The BCRP began raising rates last August, and this month’s increase is the eleventh consecutive hike.

In its press statement, the BCRP’s board cited a modest increase in year-on-year headline inflation between April and May, from 8% to 8.1%. Core inflation rose to 4.3%, up from 3.8% in April.

The BCRP maintains an inflation target range of 1–3%. Inflation was last

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