Fynsa
The fact that the risks have not materialized does not mean that they may not do so, but at a later date. External pressures and the weakness of the peso could reactivate inflation in 2025.
Will we continue to see a falling exchange rate on the back of the copper rally?
Nathan Pincheira and Humberto Mora of Fynsa share their outlook on the economy and investments for the first half of 2023 and the coming months.
Without promoting policies that encourage investment, allowing for sustainable economic growth going forward, we are unlikely to see a change in the employment slowdown.
We see it as quite likely that we will never again have the same number of people working as we had prior to the social explosion/pandemic.
While the Central Bank is doing everything possible to lower inflation, the work of the public and private sectors must focus on productivity, the only way to generate wealth without boycotting the work of monetary policy.
In the new macro framework, we see little change to the expected growth for 2022, but we do not rule out a further downward adjustment to 2023.
