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Economy October 4, 2016 | 11:02 am

Central Bank keeps benchmark rate at 5.0%

Santo Domingo.- The DominicanRepublic's Central Bank on Tuesday announced it will maintain its benchmarkrate at 5.0% annually.

It said the decision wastaken during its September monetary policy meeting, "which took intoaccount the balance of risks around inflation projections, market expectations,the domestic macroeconomic context and the relevant international environmentfor the Dom... Read more

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