Beverly Hills 12/16/2009 3:34:50 AM
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Peru Central Bank Expects US Loans Falling to 23% in 2010

Finance World News Update by EQUITIES Magazine

The Central Reserve Bank of Peru President Julio Velarde said that loans denominated in US Dollars are anticipated to fall to roughly 23% of total outstanding loans in 2010.

 

“The good news is we are de-dollarizing very rapidly” said Velarde.

 

As of October this year, US dollar credit levels stood at nearly 46%.

 

Lima-based brokerage Inteligo SAB said it expects 2009 to end with the sol at PEN2.85 to the dollar.

 

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