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Peru placed a $3 billion government bond in July through Euroclear, with about 70% of buyers non-resident, mainly from the US and Europe. Investors also bought debt denominated in local soles rather than dollars, which is historically unusual.
Strong foreign demand for soles-denominated debt supports the sol and Peru's macro stability, which is a minor factor for fishmeal and feed ingredient costs from Peru.
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