RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The new constitution, Chile's mining royalty, and electricity tariffs appear to be the main risk factors for the Chilean economy, according to an update to S&P Global's Latin America Corporate and Infrastructure Outlook report.
The document notes that costs for companies could increase due to the new charter, while warning that water use rights could be revoked, requiring new investments (e.g., in desalination plants) or increasing operating costs for companies.
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