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Latin American Economy & Business - May 2013 (ISSN 1741-7430)
CHILE: After a wobble, growth will pick up, says Larraín
Finance Minister Felipe Larraín reacted to a lower-than-expected economic activity reading for March by seeking to reassure the markets that the normally healthy Chilean economy would get back into its stride over the next few months.
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