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Chile’s Stock Market Falls Again as a Weaker Peso Beats Copper
Chile's IPSA stock index fell 0.88% to 10,675 on June 24, marking a second consecutive decline despite copper prices rising over 1%. The drop was attributed to a weaker peso and a global retreat from risk, indicating external factors rather than domestic issues.
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