Central banks in Colombia and Chile are set to leave interest rates unchanged at their meetings next week, but we think rates are likely to rise sooner, and a little further, than the markets are currently pricing in. Meanwhile, there remains a long way to go until Brazil’s presidential election, but this week’s political jockeying provides an early sign that market-friendly candidates are gaining a momentum at the expense of the populists who are currently leading the polls.
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