01.09.202512:30:00UTC+00Economic Activity in Chile Slows, Reaches 1.8% in July 2025

Chile's economic activity has shown signs of slowing, with the latest figures indicating a growth of just 1.8% in July 2025. This marks a noticeable decline from the 3.1% growth recorded in June 2025. These figures, updated as of September 1, come as the Chilean economy faces multiple challenges in navigating the post-pandemic landscape.

This year-over-year comparison highlights a deceleration in economic performance. In July of the previous year, economic activities were expanding at a healthier pace, reflecting a bustling rebound from global economic challenges. However, as per the current data, the momentum has eased significantly.

The reasons behind this slowdown may stem from various internal and global factors, including reduced consumer spending, tighter monetary policies, or external trade pressures. Economists will closely watch how Chile's policies and global economic conditions in the coming months respond to stabilize and potentially rejuvenate its economy. The dynamics in play could be critical not only for Chile but also for regional economic stakeholders.