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Markets find their feet after summer sell-off

Latin American financial markets have bounced back in September, snapping a three-month losing streak. While the US Fed’s decision to delay tapering does little to change our fundamental view on the outlook for the region’s markets, it is a source of additional support in the near term. Accordingly, we’ve nudged up our year-end equity and currency forecasts.

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