Economics
Chile’s Economy Disappoints as Manufacturing Unexpectedly Drops
- Industrial production grows less than expected in April
- Unemployment rate remains flat, despite hope of improvement
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Chile’s economy had a weak start to the second quarter as manufacturing production unexpectedly dropped, industrial output grew less than expected and unemployment remained flat in April.