Chile’s GDP contracted by a shallower-than-expected 0.3% q/q in Q2, but the fall in output alongside downwards revisions to GDP growth in Q4 and Q1 will keep the door open for the central bank to continue its monetary easing cycle (probably with further large cuts) over the coming months.
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