Chile's stock market fell 1.21% to 10,770 on June 23, ending a three-day climb as a firm dollar pushed the peso lower and lithium slumped; copper held flat.
Key Facts
The IPSA fell 1.21% to 10,770 on June 23, closing on its session low and ending a three-day climb.
The peso weakened this time — a break from recent sessions, and the clearest sign foreign money stepped back.
A firm dollar set the tone — the Fed’s harder-line legacy pressed on the peso and Chilean assets.
Lithium slumped about 5% — a drag on the big producers, while copper held roughly flat.
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