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Meanings of chilean peso in English
Portuguese
peso chileno Synonyms
Examples for "peso"
Examples for "peso"
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Carstens said global volatility could continue to hit the peso this month.
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Argentina's peso has lost nearly 40 percent of its value this year.
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Twenty people can harvest the crop in a day; cost, 1 peso.
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Trump attacked U.S. companies investing south of the border, battering Mexico's peso.
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A stronger peso could create drag on growth by crimping exporters' profits.
Usage of chilean peso in English
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The Chilean peso as data showed a smaller-than-feared decline in economic activity.
2
It's down almost 8% this month and only the Chilean peso has performed worse.
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CorpBanca shares gained 1.4 percent to close at 6.54 Chilean pesos in Santiago.
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The Chilean peso was unfazed by the surprise fall in consumer price data and new economic projects, traders said.
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The Chilean peso was marginally lower dragged down by a drop in the price of copper, the country's main export.
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The Chilean peso fell 0.2%, while Colombia's peso was flat against the dollar.
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Enjoy's shareholders approved a capital increase of 75.0 billion Chilean pesos, or $157 million.
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CorpBanca slipped 0.8 percent to 6.531 Chilean pesos.
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Elsewhere in Latin America, the Chilean peso firmed 0.3%, while the Colombian peso eased 0.7%.
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Analysts had forecast 87.1 billion Chilean pesos.
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CFR shares closed Thursday at 124.51 pesos and were trading at around 181.5 Chilean pesos on Friday.
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The Chilean peso rose for the sixth day in a row, recovering from a steep fall in November sparked by violent anti-government protests.
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Shares of Santiago-based Copec posted their highest gain in three months, adding 2.4 percent at 7,980 Chilean pesos.
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The Colombian and Chilean peso both rose 0.2%.
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The Chilean peso fell slightly as a drop in copper prices hit the currency of the world's biggest producer of the red metal.
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The Chilean peso rose 0.5 percent amid a slight rebound in the price of copper, the country's main export.
This collocation consists of:
Chilean peso across language varieties
United States of America
Common