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Cannes audience says yes to Gael Garcia Bernal's new movie 'No' - Washington Post
 Variety | Cannes audience says yes to Gael Garcia Bernal's new movie 'No' Washington Post The Mexican actor stars in “No,” directed by Chilean director Pablo Larrain, which shows how television helped Chile overthrow Gen. Augusto Pinochet in 1988. Bernal plays an advertising guy, drawn into the rival referendum TV campaigns — trying to ... Cannes 2012: Gael Garcia Bernal says 'No' (Chile-US-France) |
Chilean Peso Trims Biggest Weekly Slump in Latin America - BusinessWeek
Chilean Peso Trims Biggest Weekly Slump in Latin America BusinessWeek By Sebastian Boyd on May 18, 2012 Chile's peso gained, trimming the steepest weekly decline among Latin American currencies, after copper rebounded and the central bank left the country's benchmark interest rate unchanged at 5 percent. Chile Formulates Plan Against Possible Eurozone Contagion |
Chile Peso Weakened 3.8% This Week On Euro-Zone Worries - Wall Street Journal
Chile Peso Weakened 3.8% This Week On Euro-Zone Worries Wall Street Journal By Graciela Ibanez Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES SANTIAGO (Dow Jones)--The Chilean peso was volatile in trading Friday, closing weaker and posting a 3.8% decline this week as continued concerns over the euro zone's future offset a solid gain in first-quarter ... |
Chile Central Bank Holds Benchmark Rate At 5% As Expected - Wall Street Journal
 Globe and Mail | Chile Central Bank Holds Benchmark Rate At 5% As Expected Wall Street Journal By Carolina Pica SANTIAGO (Dow Jones)--The Central Bank of Chile held the benchmark interest rate steady for a fourth consecutive month Thursday, amid robust growth that isn't losing steam and inflation in line with its target. Interest Rate Remains Unchanged in Chile due to European crisis As Chile's economy slows, interest rates expected to hold steady |
Chilean Peso Trims Biggest Weekly Slump in Latin America - Bloomberg
Chilean Peso Trims Biggest Weekly Slump in Latin America Bloomberg Chile's peso gained, trimming the steepest weekly decline among Latin American currencies, after copper rebounded and the central bank left the country's benchmark interest rate unchanged at 5 percent. The peso gained 0.2 percent to 503.66 per US ... |
Chile's car boom - Christian Science Monitor
Chile's car boom Christian Science Monitor Beyond urban sprawl there's an economic issue with Chile's car boom: crude oil is already Chile's biggest import, and an increasing reliance on gas could impact the country's trade balance. By Steven Bodzin, Guest blogger / May 18, 2012 • A version of ... |
Chile Stocks End Lower; IPSA Down 5.3% This Week On Euro-Zone Woes - Wall Street Journal
Chile Stocks End Lower; IPSA Down 5.3% This Week On Euro-Zone Woes Wall Street Journal By Graciela Ibanez Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES SANTIAGO (Dow Jones)--Chile's IPSA select stock index ended 0.9% lower Friday, posting a 5.3% loss this week as troubles in the euro zone remain ahead of this weekend's meeting of the Group of Eight leading ... |
Chilean Stocks: Azul Azul, Salfacorp, Multiexport, Vapores - Bloomberg
Chilean Stocks: Azul Azul, Salfacorp, Multiexport, Vapores Bloomberg The following companies had unusual price changes in Chilean trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses, and prices are as of the close in Santiago. The Ipsa index fell 0.9 percent to 4239.71. The MSCI Chile index (MXCL) dropped 1.3 percent to 2292.05. |
Chile Rules Out Tsunami Following 6.2-Magnitude Earthquake - Bloomberg
 Zee News | Chile Rules Out Tsunami Following 6.2-Magnitude Earthquake Bloomberg Chile´s naval oceanographic service has ruled out a tsunami following a 6.2-magnitude earthquake that struck at 10 pm local time off the southern coast of the Andean nation, the service known as Shoa said in a statement posted on its website. 6.2-magnitude earthquake strikes far off Chile's coast; no chance of tsunami Northern Chile hit by 5.9 magnitude quake Chile: 6.2-magnitude earthquake hits the country's coast |
Chile 1Q GDP Grows 5.6% On The Year - Central Bank - Wall Street Journal
Globe and Mail | Chile 1Q GDP Grows 5.6% On The Year - Central Bank Wall Street Journal SANTIAGO (Dow Jones)--Chile's economy grew robustly in the first quarter on the back of healthy domestic demand, with the leap year also contributing to growth, the central bank said Friday. The country's gross domestic product gained 5.6% on the year ... Chilean Economy Grew at Fastest Pace in Three Quarters Chile GDP growth slows in Q1 vs Q4, rate seen held Chile Keeps Rate on Hold as Economy Resists European Contagion |
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