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2012-01-13

Chile: Investors Pay Attention

Usually most investors when they think of emerging markets will often think of countries such as of China, Russia, India, and Brazil. One of the countries in South America that is not on the lips of investors that would be a great investment opportunity is Chile. Chile is a developing economy and it has risen to be among the more prosperous and stable economies in Latin America. The investment opportunities are in Chile are increasing as the years go by.

Chile has a free market system that is f stable and supported by the government, its mining sector is amongst the world’s best, inflation is low, and economic growth is at a reasonably fast pace. Many experts are of the view that Chile as a market that is emerging and that is expected to outperform the rest of the developed world and also a few of the BRIC countries.

Chile is seen as South America’s most economically free country on the index of economic freedom per the Heritage Foundation. The country also has the highest per capita GDP and corruption rates that are the lowest in Latin America.

Economic stability and the ability for the consumer purchase goods and services are two of the key elements of what allows business to grow. From makers of paper products to seller of office furniture business is booming. Chile has a 6.1% debt to GDP ratio and a social security system that is privatized. Also, the country’s investment law is a favourable one as it does not make a distinction between Chilean citizens and foreign investors.

One of the better avenues available for investors interested in investing in Chile is through Chilean ETFs. The rates are fairly good and it is a safe way to test out the waters before going in full blast.





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