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La entidad estima que la agenda procrecimiento podría impulsar la inversión, mientras el Banco Central mantendría las tasas sin cambios durante este año.
The Chilean economy started 2026 with a 0.5% contraction, worse than expected. Sectors such as mining, agriculture, and fishing account for much of this decline, but underlying indicators point to a more challenging year than projected.
We simulated what would happen to fuel prices and the CPI if MEPCO were to disappear completely overnight. Readers will likely view this scenario as unlikely, but it is useful to assess in advance the magnitude of the impact such a measure would have.
Macroeconomic improvements, a commitment to fiscal sustainability and an eventual pro-market and fiscally more austere policy shift open room for a revaluation in credit instruments.
Although economic activity has shown some resilience, employment generation has not kept pace. The most recent data confirm a persistent gap affecting hundreds of thousands of families.
Spending is rigid, revenues are not growing and reforms are stagnating. Thus, the country is moving away from the fiscal balance that distinguished it in the past.
This scenario raises concerns about long-term fiscal sustainability, with a direct impact on political decisions and the financing of public services.
Economic growth in Chile continues to be insufficient and structurally weak, highlighting the need for a change in the strategy for a more solid development.
There are factors that contribute to the success or failure of nations and that success or failure is mainly determined by the quality of their institutions, not only political but also economic.
In Latin America, Argentina stands out for the size of its debt in relation to GDP, while Brazil stands out for the weight of its debt in overall indebtedness.
