Chilean growth remains strong, but likely to slow ahead

Chile posted another quarter of robust GDP growth in Q4, but we remain concerned about the extent to which growth has become dependent on the strength of domestic demand. Meanwhile, the latest data confirm that Argentina’s economy is on track for a modest rebound, after falling into recession in 2012.

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