The potential fallout from Chile’s referendum

The overwhelming vote in favour of rewriting Chile’s constitution will set the ball rolling towards entrenching a larger role of the state in the economy. And it may cause the central bank to adopt a more dovish stance in the medium term. This is likely to weigh on local financial markets and the currency.

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