Chile’s central bank (BCCh) became the latest in the emerging world to end its tightening cycle yesterday. But with inflation only likely to fall back towards target in late-2023 and the external position in a fragile state, monetary policy will be kept tight for a prolonged period. We think that rate cuts will only come on to the agenda in Q2 next year, which is later than most other analysts envisage.
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