(Bloomberg) -- Colombia's peso strengthened to a seven-year high on expectations a boost in interest rates will attract investment capital from abroad.
The currency has risen 9.5 percent against the dollar so far this year, making it the second-best performer among 70 currencies tracked by Bloomberg after Iceland's krona. Colombia's central bank this week imposed lending limits to curb inflation and prevent the peso from strengthening further.
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