Chile is expected to cut
its benchmark interest rate on Friday, the first major Latin
American economy to do so since a wave of hikes to contain
surging post-pandemic inflation, in a likely sign of.
Inflation slowed more than expected in Mexico and Chile last month, in a sign that Latin American policymakers are finally getting soaring consumer prices back…
SAO PAuLO: Latin America’s top central bankers reinforced their inflation warnings at a high-profile event in Sao Paulo on Friday, standing firm against growing pressure for interest rate cuts.
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How the US fares will also be crucial, however, and the first estimate of fourth-quarter gross domestic product there, due on Thursday, may prove instructive