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Custom dictated that, in September, a monthly increase in the CPI of 0.5% or 0.7% was normal, usually motivated by increases in the products most consumed by Chilean families during the holidays. However, for some time now we have seen a change in this behavior.
Companies face increasingly tight margins and stiff competition, forcing them to generate synergies between areas and maximize resources. In this context, the back office is no longer an administrative function but a business enabler.
After the post-pandemic logistics boom, increased supply and a slowdown in demand are pushing the sector into an adjustment phase. Vacancy rises to 6.9% and net absorption falls more than 50%, according to CBRE.
McKinsey identifies that changes in trade policies are now the main global disruptor. In Latin America, this trend threatens key exports, forces a rethinking of value chains and stretches institutional adaptability.
