Finance Chief Popular With Investors Quits Amid Peru Crisis
- Peru’s assets rallied when Francke was first appointed in July
- President Castillo is grappling with multiple political crises
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Peru’s investor-friendly Finance Minister Pedro Francke quit on Tuesday as President Pedro Castillo overhauls his cabinet amid a political crisis.
Francke announced his departure on Twitter on Tuesday, thanking the president and expressing a wish that the new cabinet strengthens the fight against corruption.