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Unpacking the political risks in Chile

Chilean financial assets have been hit hard following the Constitutional Convention election, and this Update outlines three key political risks which could keep local markets under pressure over the coming quarters. These are likely to shape how Chile’s economy develops over the medium term, but we doubt that they will have a major bearing on the near-term economic outlook.

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