Our Latin America Economics Chart Pack has been updated with the latest data and our analysis of recent developments.
Regional GDP growth will slow next year, which combined with softer inflation, should give central banks room to continue to ease monetary policy. But the scale of easing will vary across countries. While we think interest rates will come down a long way – and by more than most expect – in Brazil, easing cycles in Mexico, Chile and Peru are set to slow. Colombia is the key outlier where there’s now a growing chance of interest rate hikes.
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