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SocGen Notes Chile's Central Bank Says to Wait for More Information Before Cutting Rates After Keeping Them Steady

BY MT Newswires | ECONOMIC | 10/29/25 07:09 AM EDT

07:09 AM EDT, 10/29/2025 (MT Newswires) -- In a unanimous decision, as expected by markets, the Board of Chile's central bank (BCCh) kept its monetary policy rate (MPR) unchanged at 4.75% on Tuesday, said Societe Generale.

The CCCh statement notes that while economic data have evolved in line with projections from the September Monetary Policy Report (IPoM), risks to the inflation outlook remain.

As a consequence, BBCh will "gather more information before continuing the process of leading the MPR to converge to its neutral range of values," pointed out the bank.

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