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Chile stocks slide 1.5 pct on preliminary close

Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:09am IST
 
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SANTIAGO, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Chile's blue-chip stock index IPSA .IPSA slid 1.5 percent at its preliminary closing on Wednesday, dragged down by profit-taking and negative results on Wall Street, analysts said.

The IPSA index closed at 3,321.42 points and the all-market IGPA index .IGPA finished 1.34 percent lower at 15,668. 48 points. (Reporting by Aaron Nelsen; Editing by Dan Grebler)

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