(Bloomberg) -- Chile's peso weakened for a second
day after copper, the country's biggest export, fell.
``Today, the driver for the peso is the price of copper,''
said Benjamin Sierra, an economist at Bandesarrollo
Administradora de Fondos, which manages pension funds assets in
Santiago.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
day after copper, the country's biggest export, fell.
``Today, the driver for the peso is the price of copper,''
said Benjamin Sierra, an economist at Bandesarrollo
Administradora de Fondos, which manages pension funds assets in
Santiago.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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