World Bank cuts Argentina, Chile growth projections
The World Bank cut Argentina's 2026 outlook to 2.1% and Chile's to 1%, marking a second reduction for Argentina this year.
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What happened
The bank also cut Chile's projection, expecting GDP growth of no more than 1% this year. 3 Chile would only outperform Bolivia among regional economies, according to the bank's forecast. 3 Argentina is now projected to grow at a rate similar to the regional average. 1
Why it matters
Despite the cuts, the bank still expects three consecutive years of growth for Argentina. 2 The bank highlights the RIGI and structural reforms as factors supporting Argentina's investment prospects. 2
Sources · 3
[1]Banco Mundial recorta crecimiento de Argentina a 2,1% en 2026
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[2]Banco Mundial vuelve a recortar la proyección para Chile y sería una de las economías de peor desempeño de la región
La Tercera
[3]El Banco Mundial volvió a reducir la proyección de crecimiento para la Argentina, a la mitad de lo previsto en enero
Clarín · Economía
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