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THE BIG PICTURE 
 
LATIN TRADE'S Consensus Forecast as of April 2002 
 
                      REAL GDP                       INFLATION 
                      % change                        % change 
            2001     2002F     2003F      2001     2002F     2003F 
 
ARGENTINA   -4.5     -10.7      1.8       -1.5     65.8      29.3 
BRAZIL       1.5       1.8      3.7        7.6      5.1       4.1 
CHILE        2.8       3.2      4.8        2.6      3.2       3.2 
COLOMBIA     1.6       1.9      3.1        7.6      6.8       6.4 
ECUADOR      5.6       3.9      5.0       22.4     11.6

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