Morgan Stanley has laid out its view for Latin American currencies in the rest of 2026. The bank sees a mixed picture rather than a single regional trend.
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Key Facts
—The call: Morgan Stanley sees mixed pressure on Latin American currencies in the second half of 2026.
—The favorites: The bank keeps a more favorable view on Brazil and Chile than on regional peers.
—The risks: Persistent inflation, high oil prices and political uncertainty are the main headwinds it flags.
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