Key Facts The S&P IPSA, Chile’s benchmark stock index, added 0.30% to close at 11,050, clawing back a slice of recent losses. The Chilean peso strengthened markedly against the US dollar, with the USD/CLP pair falling 0.60% to 925.48, its firmest level in weeks. Today’s Focus Chilean equities edged higher on Monday as a collapse in crude oil drained the risk premium out of global markets, lifting the S&P IPSA 0.30% to 11,050. Currency traders took their cue from a softer greenback and renewed appetite for risk, which tends to benefit the commodity-linked Chilean peso. The S&P IPSA is Chile’s main stock market index, tracking the 30 most actively traded shares on the Santiago Stock Exchange.