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New fiscal scenario for the Treasury: changing structural balance, cutting spending and projecting less revenue - La Tercera

Americas · Chile

New fiscal scenario for the Treasury: changing structural balance, cutting spending and projecting less revenue - La Tercera

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A new fiscal scenario handed over the Ministry of Finance this Wednesday to the Finance Committees of the House and the Senate. Centrally, despite the tariff war that has been unleashed at the global level, Chile’s GDP growth projection remained at 2.5% for this year. And the reason given by Minister Mario Marcel: “The macroeconomic scenario that is presented here is still of continuity, with adjustments in the margin. It does not incorporate an…See the Story

221 independent Chileans want to be President of Chile: Who are they?

Latin America · Chile

221 independent Chileans want to be President of Chile: Who are they?

Except for a few well-known names, such as Tomás Jocelyn-Holt, Eduardo Artés or deputy Karim Bianchi, who are looking for sponsorships to run as independents in the upcoming presidential elections are unknown people with varied occupations: there are doctors, Tiktokeros, merchants, former public officials, the president of a foundation for people with visual problems, academics, former municipal candidates, psychologists, among others. There are…See the Story

Dollar price in Chile had today, April 4, its biggest daily rise since 2022

Donald Trump · Chile

Dollar price in Chile had today, April 4, its biggest daily rise since 2022

The tariff offensive launched this week by Donald Trump keeps the markets in check, in an environment full of doubts about its impact on the global economy.The losses intensified this Friday after the response of China, which announced measures of retaliation directed against the United States.See more: Tariff fatigue or correction: the market debates the effect of Trump's tariffsThe greatest aversion to risk hit Latin American currencies, which…See the Story

Awto, car rental firm for short periods, comes to an end

Latin America · Chile

Awto, car rental firm for short periods, comes to an end

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Bad news for the world of Chilean startups. It is that the car rental firm, Awto, announced the end of its operations due to economic problems and the need for greater capital. “Today, with great sadness and due to multiple factors that were limiting our route, 10 years later and with great sadness, we want to inform you that Awto will close its operations in Chile and Brazil,” the firm said in an email to its customers. “After much effort and a…See the Story

Boric: "The far right doesn't scare me; what worries me is what alternative we're offering"

Latin America · Chile

Boric: "The far right doesn't scare me; what worries me is what alternative we're offering"

In the final line of his term of office, the President takes stock of the progress made and what remains to be done by his administration, and recognizes that his Government must have adapted its "impetu and will to Chile's needs, which were not exactly the same ones we had diagnosed in the campaign."See the Story

Chile has the lowest fertility rate in its history and only 14 countries have the lowest fertility rate

Latin America · Chile

Chile has the lowest fertility rate in its history and only 14 countries have the lowest fertility rate

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According to INE 2023, the average number of children a woman would have in her fertile life would be 1.16, while in 2022, it was 1.25.See the Story

Almost two thirds of IPSA companies close 2024 with increases in profits and market points to growth of 8% in 2025

Latin America · Chile

Almost two thirds of IPSA companies close 2024 with increases in profits and market points to growth of 8% in 2025

The total revenues of these companies rose by 9.7% compared to the closing of 2023. For this year, analysts estimate that the increase in profits will be led by the retail sector and the shopping centers.See the Story

Roberto Zahler, former president of the Central Bank: “All this discussion that the country is broken ... outside the vision is very different”

Americas · Chile

Roberto Zahler, former president of the Central Bank: “All this discussion that the country is broken ... outside the vision is very different”

The economist declares himself “optimist” in the face of 2025, anticipating an expansion of GDP that would range from 2.6% to 2.7%. But? The swings of the international stage, with Trump’s tariff threats.See the Story

SQM Posts Record Sales but Suffers $404 Million Loss Amid Lithium Price Drop

Climate Change · Chile

SQM Posts Record Sales but Suffers $404 Million Loss Amid Lithium Price Drop

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Sociedad Química y Minera (SQM), Chile’s leading non-metallic mining company and the world’s second-largest lithium producer, reported a $404 million net loss for 2024. This sharp downturn contrasts with its $2 billion profit in 2023 and reflects the significant impact of falling lithium prices on its financial performance. Despite record sales volumes, SQM’s total revenue […]See the Story

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