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A clear growth leader against the general uncertainty turned the Brazilian real (+ 1.09%). The Indian rupee has risen in price against the dollar, although a bit (by + 0.15%).
In other emerging markets dominated either neutral or moderately negative or negative sentiment. Thus, in the neutral zone of trading were multiple currencies: almost unchanged in price the Chinese yuan, the Kazakh tenge, the Azerbaijani manat and Turkish lira. A little less than a percent, the Russian ruble fell against the dollar (by 0.72%) and the Mexican peso (0.84%). The South African rand is still in free fall, it fell against the dollar by 2.25%.
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