Peru’s Sol Falls Most in 21 Months on Chavez Ally’s Poll Surge
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Peru’s sol fell the most in 21 months and bonds and stocks declined after opposition presidential candidate Ollanta Humala surged into first place in polls less than two weeks before the April 10 elections.
The sol posted the biggest drop since June 2009, weakening 0.9 percent to 2.8125 per U.S. dollar at today’s close, from 2.7885 on March 25.