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Taking stock of the Chilean protests

There is a good chance that protests caused GDP to contract in Q4. While we expect growth to strengthen by next year, the weak starting point from Q4 has prompted us to revise down our 2020 growth forecast from 3.5% to 2.5%. We are currently forecasting two 25bp of cuts at the central bank’s next two meetings, but slow growth increases the likelihood of a 50bp cut in December.

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