Chile stocks slip on weak growth data, oil; peso firms

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SANTIAGO, May 6 (Reuters) - Chilean stocks closed lower for a second day on Tuesday, after oil prices hit record highs and following weak local growth data.

Chile's peso gained as the dollar retreated from a two-month high.

On the stock exchange, the all-market IGPA index .IGPA retreated 0.60 percent to 13,883.35 points, while the blue-chip IPSA index .IPSA fell 0.73 percent to 2,957.49 points.

"Domestic growth data was weak and foreign investors have been getting rid of retail," said Marcelo Ogaz. "And with oil at historic highs airlines worldwide are falling."

March economic growth reported on Monday fell to 0.7 percent year on year, well below expectations, while oil prices touched new all-time highs on Tuesday.

Transport company losses included LAN Airlines LAN.SN down 2.35 percent, and shipper Vapores VAP.SN closing 2.5 percent lower.

Drinks bottler Andina AND_pb.SN, down 2.54 percent, and department store chain Ripley RIP.SN falling 1.65 percent led declines among consumer stocks.

Paper and wood pulp producer CMPC CAR.SN saw its shares retreat 2.04 percent.