Chilean GDP growth to slow as global headwinds build

The fact that growth accelerated in Venezuela in Q3 but slowed in Chile paints a false picture of the relative strengths of each economy. Both are vulnerable to the drop in commodity prices that we expect over the next year, but the Chilean authorities have much more scope to implement a policy response than their counterparts in Venezuela.

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