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Macroeconomic Forecast Costa Rica

December 2006 | Macroeconomic Forecasts

BMI View: The effects of the flexible currency regime, which was introduced in October to replace the existing crawling peg depreciation scheme, are becoming clearer. The colon appreciated sharply following the central bank's announcement, and the currency has since remained near the strong side of the allowable band.

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