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Chilean GDP growth moderates in Q1

Chile’s economy stumbled in Q1 as investment spending slipped back from the robust rates of the past few quarters. With copper prices now falling and credit conditions tightening, GDP growth is likely to slow by more than most expect in 2013 and rate cuts are looking increasingly probable this year.

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