Latin American governments have started to outline the direction of fiscal policy from 2021, which support our relatively upbeat view on the prospects for Chile’s recovery. While parts of Brazil’s economy have shown signs of a strong pick-up in recent weeks, the government’s plans for harsh austerity from next year suggest that its overall recovery will lag behind.
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