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USDCLP Research Reports & Market Analysis

Finvaulta tracks 3 research reports on USDCLP, updated through September 25, 2026. Latest: Latam Weekly: Chile GDP, Peru CPI, BanRep Decision.

Institutional research on USDCLP covering foreign exchange, macro, commodities, and government bonds, from ING, Scotiabank, and UBS. Finvaulta indexes each report with a summary, key figures and its original publication date.

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Latest research

Latam Weekly: Chile GDP, Peru CPI, BanRep Decision

Scotiabank·Sep 25, 2026

Scotiabank's Latam Weekly previews key regional events, highlighting expected rate holds by BanRep (12.00%) and BCRP (4.25%), alongside Chilean GDP and Peruvian CPI prints. The report argues that Banco Central de Chile may soon need to shift hawkish and hike rates despite sluggish activity, while Mexico shows resilient Q3 momentum led by construction and wholesale trade.

Compare with the previous edition (Sep 11, 2026)

Chile: Benign Fiscal and External Metrics, Disappointing Growth

UBS·Sep 8, 2026

Chile's strong institutional foundation, A- credit rating, and resilient external metrics continue to provide macroeconomic stability despite disappointing 1H26 growth of just 0.1%. With limited carry over US rates, sovereign USD debt is expected to see muted volatility while the peso remains range-bound between USDCLP 900 and 950.

Latam FX Talking: Polls Tighten in the Brazilian Election

ING·Sep 7, 2026

ING highlights that tightening polls in Brazil's presidential race are buoying the BRL on fiscal consolidation expectations. Meanwhile, sub-17/USD levels for MXN look unsustainable amid USMCA scrutiny, and CLP faces domestic copper output constraints despite elevated commodity prices.