Latin American stocks and currencies gained today after Japan cut interest rates, spurring hopes for a prolonged era of cheap money, and commodities prices surged. Brazil’s real rose 1.7 per cent against the dollar to 1.67 despite the government’s move late Monday to double taxes on foreign fixed-income investment. Continue reading »
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