Studies & News
These quick-response articles analyse key events in terms of how we expect them to affect our political and economic forecast, and are closely tied to the structure of our Country Report service.
The president, Michelle Bachelet, will struggle with low approval ratings, and will modify some reform proposals, including labour-market reform, to facilitate passage. Growth will pick up only slowly to 2.6% in 2016, and will average 4% by 2017-20, but will remain tepid relative to the commodity boom years. Inflation is set to fall within the 2-4% target range, and medium-term expectations will converge towards 3%. Low oil prices will help to keep the current-account deficit manageable.
28 enero, 2016
These quick-response articles analyse key events in terms of how we expect them to affect our political and economic forecast, and are closely tied to the […]
27 enero, 2016
Chile offers attractive investment openings in sectors that include mining, services, the food industry, infrastructure, tourism and energy. We invite you to discover why Chile is […]
27 enero, 2016
Chile is the best evaluated economy in Latin America and, indeed, one of the best evaluated among emerging economies worldwide. Its sustained economic growth and social […]
26 enero, 2016
For a spell last year American banks seemed poised to reattain the sort of double-digit returns that have largely eluded them since the financial crisis. A […]