| Account | Shares | Price | Value | % of acct | Cost/sh | Gain $ | Gain % | Target |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 401K | 20 | $41.05 | $821 | 0.03% | $35.82 | $105 | +14.6% | — |
In short: "Could take a while to unwind the previous economic regulations." (AIA Portfolio holding — patience on the reform trade.)
In short: Chile's Congress approved nearly all of President Kast's tax and economic overhaul — corporate rate 27%→23%, VAT exemption on newly built homes, compensation when environmental disputes delay investment — into a sluggish economy (Q1 GDP −0.5%, unemployment 9.4%, the highest since June 2021). "A step in the right direction and as we expected."
This ETF is a simple basket of Chilean listed companies — a way to bet on the country rather than a single stock. Chile's economy has been shrinking (Q1 GDP −0.5%) with unemployment at 9.4%, the worst since 2021, and the new conservative president campaigned on fixing that.
His overhaul just cleared Congress: the corporate tax rate drops from 27% to 23%, newly built homes are exempted from sales tax, and companies can claim compensation when environmental disputes stall projects. In short, cheaper to run a business and faster to build things — which is exactly what a copper-heavy economy needs. "A step in the right direction and as we expected."
In short: No major news, but Latin American politics is swinging from left to right; pro-market reforms "will not hurt things."
In short: "The bad news on Chilean copper keeps coming" — hoping the new government can arrest the production decline.
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