Colombia's fiscal rule stays parked as the new Finance Ministry readies spending cuts, a transfers review and a rewritten 2027 budget.
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COLOMBIA · PUBLIC FINANCE
A new government says the accounts it inherited are worse than the official targets suggested.
Colombia’s fiscal rule will not come back soon, the country’s technical deputy finance minister said on Wednesday. Juan Sebastián Betancur told bankers the government is building a medium-term fiscal anchor instead.
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Colombia finance minister Miguel Gómez plans a US$6.2 billion spending cut, puts the real deficit at 7.8% of GDP and rules out…
The OECD cut its Colombia growth forecast to 2.4% for 2026, warning of sticky inflation and urging a credible fiscal plan to…
