Equities and currencies across Latin America tumbled alongside global markets in the immediate aftermath of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union, but have since recovered some (and in a few cases all) of their losses. Moreover, there has been little sign of wider financial market stress in the region – both local currency bond yields and interbank interest rates have held steady.
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