Given the recent positive vaccine developments, we are revising up our GDP forecasts across the region. Among the major economies, Chile and Mexico are likely to be the biggest beneficiaries while Colombia and Peru will be the smallest. Nonetheless, the hangover resulting from weak public finances means that Latin America’s economy will come out of the crisis slower, and with more scars, than other regions.
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