Chile’s Economic Tracking Indicator (ISE) rose by 3.33% in April, primarily fueled by increased government expenditure. Key sectors driving this growth included health, education, and services, collectively showing an 8.1% year-on-year variation. This indicates a significant reliance on public sector activity for economic momentum. The data suggests that private sector performance may be lagging, with the state acting as a major engine of growth. Analysts are observing the sustainability of this trend, given potential implications for long-term economic balance. Further details regarding specific contributions from each sector are expected in a full report. The April increase follows previous months where state spending also played a prominent role in ISE figures.