Chile's benchmark S&P IPSA index closed 0.88% higher on Tuesday, finishing at 11,024 points.
The rally was primarily driven by firm copper prices, which provided immediate tailwinds for the mining-heavy index.
SQM-B, a major lithium producer, led turnover with a 2% decline, weighed down by persistent jitters regarding global lithium demand.
Despite the broad-based gain, sentiment remained mixed within the sector.
SQM-B, a major lithium producer, led turnover with a 2% decline, weighed down by persistent jitters regarding global lithium demand.
The divergence highlights the ongoing rotation between traditional industrial metals and battery-grade materials.
The index's advance extends a period of relative stability.