Worsening virus outbreaks and tighter lockdown measures are weighing on economic recoveries across Latin America, particularly in Brazil and Chile. Rapid progress with vaccinations may allow Chile’s economy to turn a corner before long, but the rest of the region is likely to struggle in the coming months.
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