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Chile GDP & Current Account (Q4)

GDP growth in Chile accelerated in both quarterly and annual terms in the final quarter of last year, driven by strong government spending and a sharp pick-up in investment. What’s more, the current account deficit narrowed sharply, even on a four-quarter average basis. Accordingly, the scene is set for a stronger economic performance this year.

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