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Exchange rate effects: Will copper mine costs decline in Chile?
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Report summary
The devaluation of the Chilean peso (CLP) of the past few months has put on the table the question of the impact of currency fluctuations on copper mine costs in the country.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- The macro picture: Copper prices, exchange rate and the effect of QE in Chile
- Depreciation and potential impact on costs
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Dissecting the effects of the depreciation
- Chile's operating cost structure by element (nominal terms)
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- LME copper price and CLP/USD nominal exchange rate fluctuations
- Nominal CLP/USD fluctuations
- Cost impacts of a depreciation of the CLP vs the USD, by cost component
- Exchange rate effects: Will copper mine costs decline in Chile?: Image 3
- Chile's position in the country cost curve
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