Interesting move from Chile's central bank—consumer prices came in lower than forecasts last month, which actually gave policymakers the confidence to cut rates. Looks like inflation cooled off faster than they were expecting, which is pretty significant when you consider how aggressive rate hikes have been across emerging markets. When inflation starts easing and central banks shift to easing cycles, it usually signals shifts in risk appetite and capital flows. Worth keeping tabs on how this impacts regional market dynamics.