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Week Ahead [2/2]: May CPI Inflation Due In Chile And Mexico

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  • On Tuesday, Brazil Q1 GDP is expected to rise 0.7% q/q and 2.2% y/y, while Mexico March gross fixed investment and private consumption will cross. Colombia export figures for April are also due.
  • Brazil April industrial production is expected to rise by 9.2% y/y on Wednesday, while Brazil services PMI and Argentina IP are also scheduled for release. In Mexico, the latest Banamex survey will be published.
  • On Thursday, the BCRA will release its latest economic survey, while Brazil’s trade surplus is expected to come in at $8.5bn in May.
  • May CPI data take the focus on Friday, with Chile inflation set to tick up to 4.1% y/y, while Mexico headline inflation rises to 4.84% y/y, even as core inflation moderates again to 4.28%. Chile trade figures for May are also due.
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  • On Tuesday, Brazil Q1 GDP is expected to rise 0.7% q/q and 2.2% y/y, while Mexico March gross fixed investment and private consumption will cross. Colombia export figures for April are also due.
  • Brazil April industrial production is expected to rise by 9.2% y/y on Wednesday, while Brazil services PMI and Argentina IP are also scheduled for release. In Mexico, the latest Banamex survey will be published.
  • On Thursday, the BCRA will release its latest economic survey, while Brazil’s trade surplus is expected to come in at $8.5bn in May.
  • May CPI data take the focus on Friday, with Chile inflation set to tick up to 4.1% y/y, while Mexico headline inflation rises to 4.84% y/y, even as core inflation moderates again to 4.28%. Chile trade figures for May are also due.