The sharp falls in Latin American currencies over the past month mean that many are now below our end-year targets, which looked extremely bearish only a few months ago. But while we think the trend over the next couple of years will be towards further currency weakness rather than renewed strength, there are at least some reasons to think that the big adjustment may now have taken place.
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