Scotiabank
May 10, 2026
Latam Daily: Chile CPI and Peru Macro Expectations
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Scotiabank's Latam Daily reports on Chile's April CPI of 1.3% m/m and the latest BCRP macroeconomic survey in Peru, which shows rising inflation and FX expectations.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Chile's April CPI (1.3% m/m) was driven by fuel prices but failed to fully capture indirect effects, signaling upside risks for May inflation.
- 2.Peru's macro expectations are adjusting to Middle Eastern conflict and local political uncertainty, with inflation and exchange rate forecasts rising.
- 3.Chilean headline inflation could reach 5% y/y by mid-year due to the lag in indexation for items like rent and insurance.
Table of Contents
- CHILE: FUEL PRICE INCREASES WERE NOT FULLY CAPTURED IN APRIL—STRONGER INCREASES IN TRANSPORTATION SERVICES ARE LIKELY IN MAY
- PERU: ECONOMIC EXPECTATIONS INTERNALIZE THE LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT, AS EXPECTED
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Authors
Juan Manuel HerreraJorge SelaiveEduardo SuárezAníbal AlarcónRicardo Avila
Securities
PENUSD
Themes
Inflationary Pressure and Lagged IndexationGeopolitical and Political Uncertainty in Latin America
Regions
Latin AmericaChilePeru
