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Latin America: five key calls for 2022

We think that Latin American GDP growth will slow by more than most expect in 2022, while inflation will also drop more a bit more quickly than the consensus anticipates. This feeds into our relatively dovish monetary policy views across the region. Meanwhile, heightened political and/or fiscal risks, alongside falling commodity prices, will cause the region’s currencies to weaken further against the US dollar.

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