Tighter financial conditions to hold back recoveries

Financial conditions in Latin America have tightened sharply this year, most notably in Brazil and Chile, on the back of aggressive monetary tightening and growing political and/or fiscal risks. With these factors likely to persist, tight financial conditions add to growing headwinds facing recoveries in the region.

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