In 2024, Chile’s economy begins with increased optimism, as noted by Rosanna Costa, President of the Central Bank of Chile.
Her views were shared in the Chilean media last Thursday. Costa spoke after Wednesday’s workshops by the Association of Economic and Finance Journalists.
She noted significant progress in curbing inflation. Costa also mentioned that the Central Bank aims to reach a 3 percent inflation rate by late 2024.
This development is good for households, companies, and the broader economy. However, Costa stressed that more work is needed.
She explained that 2024’s focus will be on policies to fight inflation and create new financial tools.
On January 2, the Central Bank reported growth. The economy expanded by 1.2 percent in November 2023 compared to November 2022.
This data was released by the National Institute of Statistics (INE).
Chile 2024: Positive Economy and Inflation Focus
From January to November 2023, Chile saw 4.5 percent inflation. The year 2022 ended with 12.8 percent inflation. This was the highest in 30 years during an economic crisis.
In 2024, Chile’s economy begins with increased optimism, as noted by Rosanna Costa, President of the Central Bank of Chile.
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