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LIMA: Peru's central bank bought $68 million on the local spot market on Monday, curbing the local currency's earlier gains.
The sol ended bidding 2.641 per dollar, unchanged from its Friday close.
The central bank frequently intervenes in the spot market and last week raised reserve requirements on banks in a bid to discourage inflows of speculative capital as the sol trades around its strongest level in 15 years.
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