Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Pero's Nuevo Sol Seen as Most Stable Currency in Latin America
Peru's economy, which is expected to grow at 6% in 2009, is boosted by strong exports, and an exchange rate policy that according to statements made to local press sources by central bank president Julio Velarde, has made the country's currency, the Nuevo Sol, the most stable in Latin America.
Labels:
banco central de reserva,
BCR,
Buenaventura,
exports,
gdp growth,
latin america,
Minera Milpo,
Minsur,
nuevo sol,
peru
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