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HSBC sees peso rising to 43.50-44/dollar this year

By Ted P. Torres | March 25, 2010 - 12:00am

The peso is likely to strengthen between 43.50 to 44 to the dollar this year as unemployment woes in the Western economies and positive fundamentals on the domestic front continue to lift the local currency, a top...

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