I would like to thank the Bank of Guatemala for the invitation to participate in this symposium, now in its 25th year, which has become an invaluable forum for discussing substantive economic issues in Latin America. On this occasion, I will devote my comments to the divergence of monetary policy stances in advanced nations and the potential impact this may have on emerging economies.
As usual, my remarks are entirely my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Bank of Mexico or its Governing Board. Monetary policy divergence Central banks guide their actions according to the developments and outlook of their own economies.