We expect that Chile’s central bank will cut interest rates later this year, and that this will push local currency bond yields down over the next 12 months. But with the demands of protestors likely to result in looser fiscal policy and a larger rise in the debt ratio than most anticipate, bond yields are likely to rebound and rise above their current level within the next two to three years.
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