Peruvian sol strengthens as dollar falls to S/3.41 on global weakness, copper gains

The US dollar fell 0.41% against the Peruvian sol to S/3.411 in interbank trading, driven by global currency weakness and a recovery in copper prices. This marks a continuation of recent dollar softness, with the sol benefiting from improved terms of trade. The move reflects broader emerging-market currency strength, though sustainability depends on global risk appetite and copper demand.

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