Policymakers in some countries have raised the prospect that interest rates may be cut in response to recent rapid currency appreciation. But while we would not dismiss the possibility altogether – and we remain more dovish than most – the outlook for growth and inflation does not give much room for further monetary easing. As things stand, there is perhaps most scope to lower interest rates in Mexico and least scope in Brazil and Peru.
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