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Chile’s Stock Market Slips as the Fed Lifts the Dollar and Leans on Copper
Chile's IPSA fell 0.84% to 10,811.51 on June 17 as the U.S. Fed's higher-rate signal caused the dollar to surge, pressuring copper and the peso. The stock market decline was linked to the Fed's rate hike expectations affecting key commodities and currency.
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