Chile’s central bank left the benchmark interest rate unchanged for the third consecutive month as the economy expanded at the slowest pace in six years in January following two increases in late 2015.

As the Federal Reserve moves closer to the bond market’s outlook on interest rates, the market has moved closer to the Fed’s view on inflation.

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