Latin American Currencies Hit Record Lows as Drop Turns to Rout

The video discusses the record lows of several Latin American currencies, including the Colombian and Chilean pesos, due to political unrest. Brazil's currency also faces challenges despite avoiding political turbulence. The Mexican peso is the only major currency in the region to gain against the dollar. The discussion highlights the diverse causes of currency issues, such as austerity measures in Colombia and Chile, and low growth in Brazil. The video also explores the potential broader impact on emerging markets and the influence of global factors like US-China trade talks.

Which Latin American currency has managed to gain against the dollar this year?

• Colombian Peso

• Chilean Peso

• Brazilian Real

• Mexican Peso

What is the primary reason for the currency devaluation in Colombia and Chile?

• Increased foreign investment

• Political stability

• Austerity measures

• High inflation rates

What economic condition is Brazil currently facing that affects its currency?

• High inflation

• Stable interest rates

• High growth

• Low growth

What external factor is mentioned as a significant influence on global markets?

• US elections

• Middle East conflicts

• Brexit negotiations

• US-China trade talks

Which country's bonds have shown increased yields due to market nervousness?

• Argentina

• Mexico

• Ecuador

• Brazil