SAO PAULO, March 29 (Reuters) - The Mexican peso
strengthened on Wednesday, supported by rising oil prices and
bets that the central bank will increase interest rates this
week.
The peso firmed 1 percent after losing 1.4 percent
in the previous two days.
Traders expect Mexico's central bank to raise its benchmark
interest rate this week for the fifth meeting in a row but at a
slower pace following the peso's recent rally.
Bets that U.S. President Donald Trump will not impose big
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