Latin America's financial markets have stabilised during the past month, but are likely to come under pressure again in 2014 as global monetary conditions tighten and commodity prices fall. We expect currencies to weaken by 5-10% against the dollar next year, while equity prices will probably fall too. The key exception is Mexico where we see some further upside, particularly for the currency.
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