Chile's benchmark S&P IPSA index closed higher on July 3, rising 0.55% to finish at 10,821 points.
The gain was broad-based among mining stocks, supported by a strengthening Chilean peso and steady copper prices that improved the outlook for local producers.
1%, reflecting continued investor interest in the shipping and logistics sector.
SQM-B, the lithium producer, led trading volume, while Vapores jumped 4.1%, reflecting continued investor interest in the shipping and logistics sector.
The index's advance marks a continuation of the positive momentum seen in recent sessions, with the market holding firm above key technical levels.
The rally follows a period of consolidation after the index broke through a significant resistance level on June 30, when it rose 0.71% to 10,840.
On July 2, the index showed resilience, dipping only 0.18% to maintain its position above the breakout point.