Fitch Ratings warned that a Chilean public-debt path rising above 45% of GDP would put the country’s credit rating at risk of a downgrade.
Economy: Santiago
Key Facts
—Warning. Fitch Ratings signalled that a debt trajectory climbing above 45% of GDP would put Chile’s sovereign credit rating at risk of a downgrade.
—Anchor. The 45% level has long served as an informal ceiling for a country that built its reputation on fiscal prudence.
—Growth. The caution lands even as activity improves: June’s Imacec rose 2.4%, the year’s first positive print, helped by mining.
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