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Chilean growth firmer than September data suggest

Chile’s latest economic activity data are not as bad as they first appear. Much of the weakness in retail sales and manufacturing can be put down to the extended independence holidays. That said, we still expect growth to ease over the coming months and some mild policy loosening appears likely in 2013.

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