Stronger-than-expected Chilean activity data for September suggest that GDP growth picked up to more than 2% y/y in Q3, which would be the strongest rate since the middle of 2015. While this wouldn’t completely rule out the possibility of interest rate cuts over the coming months, it supports our view that policy is more likely to remain unchanged for a prolonged period.
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