The flurry of Q3 GDP data due over the coming weeks are likely to show that the downturn in Latin America’s economy has begun to bottom out. But this marks a wide divergence in performance at a country level. While growth in Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Peru appears to have accelerated in Q3, the recession in Brazil probably deepened.
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