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Chile Consumer Prices (Aug.)

The further rise in Chilean inflation last month, to 5.0% y/y, coming on the back of the hawkish message in the central bank’s latest Inflation Report, suggests that rate hikes may come sooner than we had originally expected. Even so, we still do not think that policy tightening is imminent.

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