(Bloomberg) -- Venezuela's currency strengthened to
a two-week high in unregulated markets on speculation political
tension over President Hugo Chavez's shutdown of the country's
most-watched TV network won't disrupt financial trading.
``There were very few elements that altered public order
over the weekend, which in the end gives all this a neutral
tone,'' said Nelson Corrie, head of trading at Caracas-based
Interacciones Mercado de Capitales.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
a two-week high in unregulated markets on speculation political
tension over President Hugo Chavez's shutdown of the country's
most-watched TV network won't disrupt financial trading.
``There were very few elements that altered public order
over the weekend, which in the end gives all this a neutral
tone,'' said Nelson Corrie, head of trading at Caracas-based
Interacciones Mercado de Capitales.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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