Key Facts
—Record pace. Foreign investors are buying Chile’s local-currency government debt at the fastest rate ever recorded, according to Bloomberg reporting on July 6, 2026.
—Yield backdrop. The Chilean 10-year government bond yielded roughly 5.6% in June 2026, down about 0.69 percentage points from a year earlier.
—Growth turn. Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz told La Tercera the economy reached a turning point in June and will recover in the second half of 2026.
—Political shift. The inflow follows the December 2025 election of conservative José Antonio Kast, read by markets as a more business-friendly turn.
