(Bloomberg) -- Chile's peso gained for the first
time in five days after copper, the country's biggest export,
rose amid concern of possible strikes at the state-run Codelco
mine.
``The early moves are related to copper,'' said Benjamin
Sierra, an economist at Bandesarrollo Administradora de Fondos,
which manages pension funds assets in Santiago.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
time in five days after copper, the country's biggest export,
rose amid concern of possible strikes at the state-run Codelco
mine.
``The early moves are related to 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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