Peruvian bonds edged lower as the country’s bitterly contested presidential election remained too close to call with the latest data showing conservative Keiko Fujimori holding the narrowest of leads over leftist Roberto Sánchez.
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Peruvian bonds edged lower as the country’s bitterly contested presidential election remained too close to call with the latest data showing conservative Keiko Fujimori holding the narrowest of leads over leftist Roberto Sánchez.
Peruvian bonds edged lower as the country’s bitterly contested presidential election remained too close to call with the latest data showing conservative Keiko Fujimori holding the narrowest of leads over leftist Roberto Sánchez. With over 90% of the votes counted in Peru's runoff presidential election, right-wing conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori and left-wing politician Roberto Sanchez are in a neck-and-neck race.
Bloomberg reported the story as "Peru Bonds Edge Lower as Election Result Hangs in the Balance."
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