The slowdown in Colombian growth has been driven as much by structural as by cyclical factors, and suggests that interest rates could remain low for an extended period. We expect at least one more 25bp cut to 3.75% this year, while the authorities are likely to resist appreciation of the peso beyond 1,780/$.
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