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Chile reviews its monetary policy outlook
Chile's central bank describes a slower domestic economy despite resilient global activity supported by AI investment.
Chile entered the shock with inflation close to its target and no substantial macroeconomic imbalances. Supply disruptions coincided with a weaker labour market, falling confidence and softer consumption and investment, leading to another growth downgrade. The bank expects a later recovery in investment, supported in part by reconstruction legislation and high copper prices.
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BIS Speeches
Date stated with the source: 29. 10. 2026
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