The statement accompanying the decision by Chile’s central bank to hold its policy interest rate at 2.50% provided the clearest sign yet that policymakers are moving towards tightening. This supports our view that interest rate hikes will come sooner, and ultimately be larger, than the markets are pricing in.
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