By Bruno Federowski
SAO PAULO, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Latin American currencies
weakened on Tuesday as comments by a high-ranking Federal
Reserve policymaker and strong U.S. economic data kept investors
guessing about the possibility of a September rate hike.
Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer told Bloomberg TV that the
U.S. job market is nearing full strength and the pace of rate
increases will depend on the economy's health.
But he refrained from commenting on the timing of the next
Fed r
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