
Peru's currency fell to a record low against the US dollar on Friday, passing four soles per dollar for the first time, while the Lima stock exchange dropped 6.24%. The decline followed President Castillo's cabinet appointments, which left the finance and justice posts unfilled and included Guido Bellido as prime minister.
A sharp sol decline and equity sell-off signal policy uncertainty that raises Peru's import costs and could slow feed demand, with limited direct effect on global feed grain prices.
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