Chile: Mixed supply- and demand-side activity data in December
Florencia Vazquez - Market Economics
Latam Macro Snapshot | 30 Jan 2013 14:04 |
Manufacturing activity was reported to have contracted 2.5% y/y in December, a result that disappointed both our forecast and the median estimate from the Bloomberg survey (0.8% and 1.0% y/y, respectively). Despite weak performance in recent months, manufacturing output managed to advance 2.4% last year.
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Showing posts with label Florencia Vazquez. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Argentina: The merchandise trade surplus rose to USD 12.7 bn in 2012
Argentina: The merchandise trade surplus rose to USD 12.7 bn in 2012
Florencia Vazquez - Market Economics
Latam Macro Snapshot | 23 Jan 2013 20:25 |
The merchandise trade surplus was reported to have stood at USD 0.53 billion in December. The reading stood fairly in line with our forecast and the median estimate from the Bloomberg survey (USD 0.57 and 0.48 billion, respectively).
Florencia Vazquez - Market Economics
Latam Macro Snapshot | 23 Jan 2013 20:25 |
The merchandise trade surplus was reported to have stood at USD 0.53 billion in December. The reading stood fairly in line with our forecast and the median estimate from the Bloomberg survey (USD 0.57 and 0.48 billion, respectively).
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Chile: BCCh remained on hold, as expected; all eyes on the IPoM next week
Chile: BCCh remained on hold, as expected; all eyes on the IPoM next week
Florencia Vazquez - Market Economics
Latam Macro Snapshot | 13 Dec 2012 22:52 |
Chile’s central bank decided to keep the policy rate unchanged at 5% at today’s monetary policy meeting. The decision stood in line with both our forecast and the median estimate from the Bloomberg survey.
Florencia Vazquez - Market Economics
Latam Macro Snapshot | 13 Dec 2012 22:52 |
Chile’s central bank decided to keep the policy rate unchanged at 5% at today’s monetary policy meeting. The decision stood in line with both our forecast and the median estimate from the Bloomberg survey.
Monday, December 10, 2012
Chile: The central bank is expected to remain on hold this week
Florencia Vazquez,Gustavo Arruda,Marcelo Carvalho,Nader Nazmi - Market Economics
Daily Latam Spotlight | 10 Dec 2012 06:00 |
Chile: The central bank is expected to remain on hold this week.
CHILE
The central bank is expected to remain on hold this week. BCCh will have its monthly monetary policy meeting on Thursday. We expect no changes, in line with trends throughout most of the year. The consensus agrees with this view.
Daily Latam Spotlight | 10 Dec 2012 06:00 |
Chile: The central bank is expected to remain on hold this week.
CHILE
The central bank is expected to remain on hold this week. BCCh will have its monthly monetary policy meeting on Thursday. We expect no changes, in line with trends throughout most of the year. The consensus agrees with this view.
Monday, November 19, 2012
Chile: More moderate growth in Q3, but still above potential
Chile: More moderate growth in Q3, but still above potential
Florencia Vazquez - Market Economics
Latam Macro Snapshot | 19 Nov 2012 16:33 |
Real GDP in Chile was reported to have advanced 5.7% y/y in Q3 2012. The y/y pace of advance stood slightly ahead of the median estimate from the Bloomberg survey and a bit below our forecast (5.4% and 6.2%, respectively). In sequential terms, the economy expanded at a 5.7% q/q (saar) pace, having moderated from Q2’s unsustainable 8.3% pace (revised up from a previous 7%), but still slightly above potential (Chart 1).
Florencia Vazquez - Market Economics
Latam Macro Snapshot | 19 Nov 2012 16:33 |
Real GDP in Chile was reported to have advanced 5.7% y/y in Q3 2012. The y/y pace of advance stood slightly ahead of the median estimate from the Bloomberg survey and a bit below our forecast (5.4% and 6.2%, respectively). In sequential terms, the economy expanded at a 5.7% q/q (saar) pace, having moderated from Q2’s unsustainable 8.3% pace (revised up from a previous 7%), but still slightly above potential (Chart 1).
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