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Conflict in the Middle East Deferred Inflation Target of the Central Bank of Costa Rica

The impact of the conflict in the Middle East begins to be felt in the country’s economy by varying the first projection: inflation. The increase in international contributions of fertilizers, oil and other raw materials has forced the president of the Central Bank, Róger Madrigal, to recalibrate the road map under a criterion of “prudence.” This new reality caused an adjustment in the expectations of the issuing entity, shifting the goal of rea…
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The impact of the conflict in the Middle East begins to be felt in the country’s economy by varying the first projection: inflation. The increase in international contributions of fertilizers, oil and other raw materials has forced the president of the Central Bank, Róger Madrigal, to recalibrate the road map under a criterion of “prudence.” This new reality caused an adjustment in the expectations of the issuing entity, shifting the goal of rea…

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elfinancierocr.com broke the news in Costa Rica on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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