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Chile’s trade surplus widened to $1.69 billion in August 2026 from $1.55 billion a year earlier, although it was the lowest surplus since August 2025. Exports rose 11.8% to $9.5 billion, driven by higher mining shipments (9.5%), particularly gold (192.2%) and lithium (207.5%), as well as industrial goods (15%), notably basic metals (28.2%) and metal products, machinery, and equipment (32.8%). Meanwhile, imports surged 12.5% to $7.8 billion, supported by higher purchases of consumer goods (16.5%), mainly vehicles (70.7%), and intermediate goods (20.5%), particularly energy products such as oil (120.5% vs. -7.1% in July) and diesel (63.2% vs. -18.3%). In contrast, purchases of capital goods declined 6.3%.

Chile Trade Surplus Widens in August

Brent crude rose to $97.5 per barrel on Monday, a six-week high and nearly 40% above levels from before the outbreak of the war in Iran, to reflect expectations of prolonged periods of tight supply. Iran said it was close to agreeing on a tanker route through the Strait of Hormuz with Oman. The consistent hawkish rhetoric against the corridor by the US added to escalatory risks as the US and Iran continued to strike each others' military and commercial vessels. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Washington would maintain its naval presence and blockade. A greater rebound to crude prices were prevented by major economies tapping on inventory to tame higher import turnover. The US SPR plunged to less than 290 million barrels, the lowest since 1982. On top of that, China significantly cut imports of crude oil and refinery runs in the country were cut by only 1.6 million barrels per day, indicating the cutback in crude consumption despite steady demand for refined product.

Brent Crude Rises to 6-Week High

Crude oil rose to the $92 per barrel mark on Monday, the highest in three months, and nearly 40% above levels from before the outbreak of the war in Iran to reflect expectations of prolonged periods of tight supply. Iran said it was close to agreeing on a tanker route through the Strait of Hormuz with Oman. The consistent hawkish rhetoric against the corridor by the US added to escalatory risks as the US and Iran continued to strike each others' military and commercial vessels. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Washington would maintain its naval presence and blockade. A greater rebound to crude prices were prevented by major economies tapping on inventory to tame higher import turnover. The US SPR plunged to less than 290 million barrels, the lowest since 1982. On top of that, China significantly cut imports of crude oil and refinery runs in the country were cut by only 1.6 million barrels per day, indicating the cutback in crude consumption despite steady demand for refined product.

Crude Oil Tests 3-Month Highs

South Africa’s 10-year government bond yield rose toward 8.74%, moving above the one-week low of 8.69% recorded on September 4, as the escalating US-Iran conflict continued to push oil and energy prices. The increase in energy costs is fueling concerns that inflation could pick up again, complicating the outlook for monetary policy. If price pressures remain elevated, central banks may have to keep rates higher for longer. Meanwhile, South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago played down the need for an immediate policy response to inflationary shocks from higher oil prices and potential drought conditions. Kganyago nevertheless reiterated his determination to bring inflation back to the SARB’s 3% target. The central bank held its benchmark rate at 7% in July, citing growth risks and a softer inflation outlook. Price growth cooled down to 4.3% in July from 5% the prior month, though recent fuel price adjustments in August and September could push inflation higher.

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