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The dealers said they were buying the greenback for LL12,950 and selling it for LL13,050, compared to an average of LL12,750 Wednesday.
They said the market was in a wait-and-see mode as clients and speculators were watching the outcome of renewed efforts to end the political impasse that has blocked the formation of a new government whose mission would be to implement economic and financial reforms and agree on a bailout package with the International Monetary Fund.
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