Chile: growth strong, but increasingly unbalanced

Q4 GDP data show that the underlying pace of growth in Chile has started to ease. Nonetheless, it is the unbalanced nature of growth – and principally the strength of domestic demand – that is the big concern for policymakers. Inflation will accelerate over the coming months and interest rates have further to rise.

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