Venezuela's currency has lost a quarter of its value on the free market in just over a week, AP reported. The South American country's currency is trading Friday at 402 bolivars per dollar. That's down from 300 bolivars per dollar on May 14. Venezuela tightly controls the legal exchange of bolivars, using a byzantine three-tier system meant to subsidize key imports with advantageous exchange rates. The weakest of those rates has inched up to 200 bolivars per dollar.
