Recent weakness in Chilean activity a temporary blip

Economic activity data from Chile have been weak in recent months, but we don’t think this marks the start of a deeper downturn. The softer data have been largely the result of various temporary disruptions and the economic recovery should resume over the remaining months of the year. Even so, GDP is unlikely to grow by much more than 2% this year.

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