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Peruvian markets have reacted nervously as leftist congressman Roberto Sanchez gains ground in a tight presidential race, with about 92% of ballots counted. Sanchez has about 12% of the vote, behind Keiko Fujimori at 17%, and the two will meet in a June 7 runoff.
External observers have acknowledged ballot problems but cited no evidence of fraud.
Investor worries over a possible leftist government can pressure the Peruvian sol and push up fishmeal risk premia, since Peru is a key fishmeal supplier to feed markets.
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