Peruvian Sol Appreciates as Exporters Sell Dollars to Pay Taxes
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Peru’s sol rose to its strongest against the dollar in two weeks as exporters sold the U.S. currency to pay local income taxes.
The sol appreciated 0.2 percent to 2.5675 per U.S. dollar at today’s close, according to prices compiled by Bloomberg. That’s the strongest close since Jan. 30.