Chile's S&P IPSA index closed at 8,269.44 CLP on June 12, 2025, marking a 0.61% decrease over the last 24 hours, according to main market information and TradingView charts.The IGPA, Chile's broader criteria, also fell by 0.52% to 41,536 points. The session showed a cautious market mood, with financiers digesting combined international signals and local f
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The COLCAP index closed at 1,648.88 on June 12, 2025, reflecting a 0.63% decrease for the day, according to main exchange information and Trading Economics.This marks a time out in the index's robust 20% year-to-date rally, as the market moved into a consolidation phase. The Energy sector continued to lead, while Financials and Consumer Staples u
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Argentina's S&P MERVAL Index closed at 2,187,671 on June 12, 2025, according to official TradingView charts. The marketplace edged up 0.76% for the session, but the move stopped working to break out of its dominating sideways pattern.The day's trading showed persistent care, with investors seeing both local reforms and global threat sentiment. The s
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The Chilean peso strengthened against the US dollar over the past 24 hours, with official sources revealing the USD/CLP closing at 930.10 on June 12, 2025. This marks a 0.76% drop from the previous session, underscoring a modest appreciation for the peso.The move follows a duration of sideways trading, as the marketplace digested both regional and worldwide
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Official figures reveal the S&P/ BMV IPC index closed at 57,829.74, up a modest 0.11% in suppressed trading. The marketplace's slow pace followed an unstable global session, with financiers weighing mixed financial signals and sector-specific moves.Daily volume reached 206 million shares, a little below the recent average, underscoring a wait-and-see
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The US dollar rebounded versus the Mexican peso over the last 24 hours, breaking a multi-day losing streak and indicating a possible shift in short-term sentiment.According to official FXCM and TradingView information, USD/MXN climbed up from 18.88 to 19.05 during the Thursday session and into early Friday, marking a clear turnaround after touching its least expensive
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