S&P IPSA fell 1.49% to 10,783.72 and the peso weakened to 935.75 per dollar Friday as copper nerves and a risk-off mood hit Chilean stocks hard.
Key Facts
The S&P IPSA fell 0.54% to 10,887.72, the steepest decline among Latin American markets on Friday.
The benchmark sits about 7% below its January record, as copper prices lost momentum.
The peso weakened 0.90% to 933.35 per dollar, pressured as investors trimmed emerging-market risk.
The decline was broad, spanning lithium producer SQM, retailers Falabella and Cencosud, and the major banks.
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