The Peruvian sol weakened against the US dollar on Friday, extending a broader trend of greenback strength across emerging markets.
The currency pair moved higher as traders weighed the impact of shifting Federal Reserve policy expectations on regional exchange rates.
The dollar's advance is part of a wider repricing in global FX markets.
The greenback recently surged to its highest level against the euro since March, driven by a sharp shift in sentiment toward a more restrictive US monetary policy path.
This strength has rippled through Latin America, where the firmer dollar is biting unevenly across different economies.
In Peru, the sol's depreciation is being compounded by local market dynamics.