(Bloomberg) -- Chile's main stock index fell the most
in almost a month on concern that shares have risen faster than
warranted by the country's economic growth.
Chile's Ipsa index of 40 stocks fell a second day, shedding
36.08, or 1 percent, the most since June 7, to 3455.38. Brazil's
Bovespa index rose 0.4 percent, while Mexico's Bolsa index was
little changed.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
in almost a month on concern that shares have risen faster than
warranted by the country's economic growth.
Chile's Ipsa index of 40 stocks fell a second day, shedding
36.08, or 1 percent, the most since June 7, to 3455.38. Brazil's
Bovespa index rose 0.4 percent, while Mexico's Bolsa index was
little changed.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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