Growth in the Andes to disappoint

The latest data suggest that Colombia and Chile underperformed Peru’s economy in Q3. Looking ahead, we think that lower prices for key commodity exports combined with relatively tight fiscal stances will offset any the favourable effect from looser monetary policy. Growth in all three countries is likely to come in below consensus expectations over the next couple of years.

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