Table 2 Parities with respect to the U.S. dollar (1) (index 2005=100) Currency Australian dollar Brazilian real Canadian dollar Chilean peso Colombian peso Czeck koruna Euro Hungarian forint Indonesian rupiah Israeli shekel Japanese yen Korean won Mexican peso New Zealand dollar Norwegian krone Peruvian peso Polish zloty Russian ruble  15-Sep-08 Maximum 96.5 67.8 88.7 94.7 88.5 74.7 94.5 93.3 101.9 81.5 101.8 107.3 95.7 108.2 94.4 90.6 77.9 91.9  129.4 93.9 107.8 121.4 111.5 103.9 108.1 138.5 136.2 97.5 104.5 151.3 138.6 144.9 118.0 99.2 128.7 131.0  Depreciation Minimum (2) percentage 34.1 38.4 21.5 28.2 26.0 39.1 14.4 48.4 33.7 19.6 2.7 41.0 44.9 33.8 25.1 9.6 65.1 42.6  Appreciation (3) percentage  83.0 63.5 84.8 87.6 78.0 75.2 89.0 96.6 100.6 84.5 84.1 111.1 112.5 93.9 90.4 86.9 89.5 103.3  -35.8 -32.4 -21.3 -27.8 -30.1 -27.6 -17.7 -30.2 -26.2 -13.3 -19.6 -26.6 -18.8 -35.2 -23.4 -12.4 -30.4 -21.1  (1) From 15 September 2008 to the statistical closing of the Monetary Policy Report. (2) Difference between the currency's highest exchange rate over US dollars and the rate at 15 September 2008. (3) Difference between the currency's highest and minimum exchange rate in US dollars. Source: Bloomberg.
(2) Includes the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom and the Eurozone. (3) Includes Australia, Canada, Norway and New Zealand. Source: Central Bank of Chile based on data from CEIC and the International Monetary Fund. Figure 10 Long term indebtedness and financial burden (percentage of disposable income) 80  18  70  15  60  12  50  9  40  6  30  3  20  0  Jun.02  Jun.03  Jun.04  Jun.05  Jun.06  Indebtedness  Jun.07  Jun.08  Jun.09  Financial burden  Source: Central Bank of Chile based on information from SBIF, SVS, SuSeSo. BIS Review 9/2010  11  Figure 11 National employment and unemployment rate (seasonally-adjusted series, percent)  3  12  2  10  1  8  0  6  -1  4  -2  2  97  99  01  03  05  Quarterly change in employment  07  09  Unemployment rate  Sources: Central Bank of Chile and National Statistics Bureau (INE).