The US dollar strengthened against the Peruvian sol on Wednesday, closing at S/3.4180.
The rate represents a 90-point appreciation for the greenback, reversing the sol's gains from the previous session.
On Tuesday, the sol had shown resilience, pushing the exchange rate down to S/3.4090.
That move had marked a 40-point decline from Friday's settlement of S/3.4130, signaling a brief pause in the dollar's recent upward trend against the South American currency.
The Wednesday reversal suggests that selling pressure on the sol remains intact despite the short-lived reprieve.
Traders are likely monitoring broader Latin American currency flows, where Brazilian markets also showed signs of consolidation earlier in the week.