Chile's IPSA gained 0.24% to close at 10,836.99 on June 18, shrugging off a dollar at its highest in over a year. See what drove the resilience.
Key facts
Chile’s IPSA index rose +0.24% to close at 10,836.99 on Thursday, June 18, a gain of about 25 points.
The small advance clawed back part of the previous day’s drop.
It came despite a real headwind: the US dollar climbed to its highest in more than a year.
A stronger dollar pressured copper and the peso, the twin anchors of Chile’s market, yet shares held firm.
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