Wednesday, June 3, 2026 · Covering Tuesday June 2 session
Summary
Chile stock market report: the S&P IPSA fell 1.48% to 10,469.18 on Tuesday June 2, a bearish candle that opened at its high and sold off all session, breaking back below the moving-average cluster the index had been fighting to hold. The drop extends the slide that has kept Chile on the losing side of the regional split, the copper-relief bounce of late May now unwinding. The RSI slipped below the slow line and the MACD histogram turned negative again. The structural anchors hold, copper, the Kast tax cut, and a June BCCh decision with a cut to 4.25% in play, but the tape has lost the bid.
The Big Three
The IPSA closed at 10,469.18, down 157 points or 1.48%, in a candle that opened at the 10,626 high and ran straight down to close near the low. Opening at the top and selling off all day broke the index back under the 10,650 to 10,706 moving-average cluster it had been trying to reclaim.
