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Chile Consumer Prices (Sep.)

The sizeable rise in Chilean inflation to 3.1% y/y in September, taken together with hawkish comments from policymakers, supports our view that rates will begin to rise at the central bank’s meeting next Thursday. We’ve pencilled in a 25bp rise in the policy rate to 2.75%.

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