Policymakers in Peru and Chile have been quick to introduce economic policy and containment measures in response to the coronavirus, but peers elsewhere – particularly in Brazil and Mexico – have made less progress. This increases the risk that regional activity will remain weak beyond the first half of the year, even if the virus is brought under control.
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