Where do we stand relative to the consensus?

We have revised down many of our forecasts in recent weeks and, on the whole, expect GDP growth and inflation in Latin America to be lower than the consensus forecasts this year. As a result, policymakers may surprise the market by lowering interest rates, notably in Colombia and Mexico.

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