Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Reuters: US Dollar Report: EMERGING MARKETS-Latam currencies little changed before Fed remarks

Reuters: US Dollar Report
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EMERGING MARKETS-Latam currencies little changed before Fed remarks
Oct 29th 2013, 23:34

Tue Oct 29, 2013 7:34pm EDT

  RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Latin American currencies  weakened slightly on Tuesday as investors awaited the U.S.  Federal Reserve to shed light on the future of its stimulus  program, which will be key factor in the appeal of risk for  investors over the next few months.       The Fed is widely expected to keep buying $85 billion worth  of bonds per month for the time being, but investors are eagerly  awaiting the statement at the end of its two-day monetary policy  meeting on Wednesday for clues on when it might begin to reduce   bond purchases.      Expectations the U.S. central bank will not start tapering  its bond-buying program until March 2014 boosted the appetite of  investors for emerging markets assets last week.      * The Brazilian real  weakened 0.12 percent to  close at 2.1812 per dollar. The currency has been supported by a  central bank plan to roll over most of the currency swaps that  expire on Nov. 1. Those swaps are derivatives that offer  investors protection against a possible weakening of the  currency.         * The Mexican peso 12.9290 per dollar, easing 0.35  percent after the central bank cut interest rates on Friday for  the third time this year to counter a slump in growth.         * The Chilean peso lost 0.33 percent as investors  continued to cut long positions after the currency weakened past  its 100-day simple moving average in the previous session.        Latin America FX prices at 2253 GMT:          Currencies                                   daily %      YTD %                                                 change     change                                      Latest                Brazil real                        2.1812      -0.12      -6.47                                                            Mexico peso                       12.9290      -0.35      -0.50                                                            Chile peso                       508.7000      -0.33      -5.90                                                            Colombia peso                   1883.4900       0.03      -6.24   Peru sol                           2.7640      -0.29      -7.71                                                            Argentina peso (interbank)         5.8925       0.00     -16.63                                                            Argentina peso (parallel)          9.8700      -1.22     -31.31  
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