Goldman Sachs
June 8, 2026
Chile: Lower-Than-Expected Inflation in May
Macro Economic IndicatorsMacro Economic IndicatorsOther
Chilean inflation slowed to 3.9% yoy in May, missing expectations of 4.2% due to benign core goods price prints. This outcome encourages the central bank to maintain its wait-and-see monetary policy approach.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Consumer prices in Chile rose by 0.2% mom in May, falling below the consensus expectation of 0.4%.
- 2.Annual headline inflation eased to 3.9% yoy, driven by a benign performance in core goods inflation.
- 3.The recent data, combined with a weak labor market and sluggish economic start to the year, supports the central bank's wait-and-see stance.
Table of Contents
- KEY NUMBERS (May)
- DETAILS
- Disclosure Appendix
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Authors
Sergio Armella
Themes
Inflation DynamicsMonetary Policy
Regions
OtherChile