By Bruno Federowski
SAO PAULO, June 28 (Reuters) - Latin American currencies
jumped on Tuesday as investors scooped up bargains following a
sell-off triggered by Britain's decision to leave the European
Union.
The Mexican peso registered its biggest rise
since Feb. 17, finishing the day at 18.837 per dollar, 1.79
percent above Monday's reference price.
But the currency remained near historical lows, with
analysts forecasting the central bank could raise interest rates
at this week's
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