(Bloomberg) -- Chile's peso rose after state-owned
Codelco, the world's biggest producer of copper, said it will
resume production at its second-largest mine.
Unions at El Teniente in central Chile will resume work,
Codelco said yesterday. Mining had been halted since July 26
because of protests by striking contract workers. Copper has
gained 22.6 percent this year. Copper is Chile's biggest export.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
Codelco, the world's biggest producer of copper, said it will
resume production at its second-largest mine.
Unions at El Teniente in central Chile will resume work,
Codelco said yesterday. Mining had been halted since July 26
because of protests by striking contract workers. Copper has
gained 22.6 percent this year. Copper is Chile's biggest export.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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