Overview
- José Luis Daza said growth will be driven by revived investment and balanced macro accounts, calling the expansion sustainable.
- He described the October legislative vote as a “key information threshold” that clarified policy direction for markets and investors.
- He reported that projects previously on hold are restarting because delaying now carries higher costs than moving ahead.
- Daza confirmed he has received offers to join president-elect José Antonio Kast’s government in Chile, without stating a role or a decision.
- He amplified supportive business sentiment by citing Nucleoeléctrica chief Demian Reidel, who contrasted planned policymaking with past improvisation.