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The longest period of currency stability for Ukraine since Russia annexed Crimea in March won't last much beyond this weekend’s election, according to traders. Eight months after scrapping a currency peg because it was too expensive to maintain, Ukraine central bank governor Valeriya Gontareva decreed Oct. 2 that the "optimal" value for the hryvnia was 12.95 per dollar. 

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