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Chilean growth settling down to slower trend

Today’s GDP data confirm that Chile’s economy is cooling and is likely to settle at a slower trend pace in the coming years. Given the current resilience of domestic demand, we do not foresee a collapse in growth in the months ahead. Nonetheless, the risks to our forecast for a 4.3% GDP expansion this year are looking increasingly skewed to the downside.

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