The Chilean IPSA closed at 10,417.19 (+0.19), marking its second consecutive session of outperforming its LATAM peers. Despite Mexico's IPC falling 0.56%, Colombia's COLCAP dropping 0.93%, and Wall Street falling by 1.67%. The Kast government is under pressure due to rising energy costs, which are impacting household budgets and affecting approval ratings. The BCCh’s 4.50% rate freeze remains firm, with swap rates rising as the market speculates in potential hikes rather than cuts. The peso remained stable despite the global dollar strength. The MACD histogram at 11.01 has turned marginally positive for the first time this month, indicating a potential stabilization signal. The IPSA has now held above 10,300 for three consecutive sessions.