Peru kept interest rates on hold at 4.25% last night after a fall in food inflation brought the headline rate down to target for the first time since mid-2011. Looking forward, with the scope for further falls in food inflation now limited and domestic demand remaining strong, we see little space for rate cuts in 2013.
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