Chile Peso Closed Weaker on Euro Losses, Lower Copper Prices
The Chilean peso has closed weaker against the dollar Wednesday, tracking the euro’s losses against the greenback and lower international copper prices. For full story, click here
The Chilean peso has closed weaker against the dollar Wednesday, tracking the euro’s losses against the greenback and lower international copper prices. For full story, click here
The Chilean peso has closed stronger against the dollar Thursday, tracking the gains the euro posted against the greenback and copper’s climb to a new year-to-date high. For full story, click here
The Chilean peso has closed stronger against the dollar Wednesday, tracking the surge in copper prices on the London Metal Exchange. The peso ended the session at CLP564.30 to the dollar, compared with CLP565.20 the previous session, after moving in a CLP563.30 to CLP568.00 range. For full story, click here
The Chilean peso reported to have closed weaker against the U.S. dollar Monday, tracking the tumble in U.S. stock markets and in London copper prices. For full story, click here
The Chilean peso closed stronger against the U.S. dollar Monday on gains the euro posted versus the greenback and in copper prices in the New York session. For full story, click here
Chile’s peso closed 1.5 percent firmer on Thursday, rising as prices for the nation’s chief export, copper, hit four-month highs and the dollar fell, while stocks closed lower. For full story, click here
The one-day drop in Chilean stocks was the lowest in years and the peso is at its lowest in 3-years. The tumbles were attributed to the fear around a global credit crisis as well as the dive in copper, which is the country’s main export. Chile produces about a third of the world’s copper, and [...]
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