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* US economic growth slows in first quarter; inflation surges * Lower iron, nickel and copper prices weigh on Vale's earnings * Cement maker Cemex's Q1 profit climbs despite dip in volumes * Latam FX off 0.4%, stocks down 0.5% By Bansari Mayur Kamdar April 25 (Reuters) - The Mexican peso led losses among Latin American currencies on Thursday, after hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data reignited concerns that the Federal Reserve would delay cutting interest rates. The MSCI index for Latin American currencies slid 0.4% by 1500 GMT. "LATAM odds of exercising loose monetary policy and stay stimulative are basically cemented."
* US signals Venezuela oil sanctions relief at risk as deadline looms * Brazil's Campos Neto opens door to slowing pace of rate cuts * Brazil's IBC-Br economic activity index up in February * Chile central bank considered 75 or 100 bp cut in April- minutes * Latam stocks up 0.5%, currencies up 0.7% (Updated at 3:30pm ET/1930 GMT) By Bansari Mayur Kamdar April 17 (Reuters) - Currencies in Latin America bounced back on Wednesday, after five straight sessions of losses, as the dollar took a breather, while strong earnings reports also supported beleaguered regional bourses. The MSCI index for Latin American currencies gained 0.7% after dropping 1.9% on Tuesday and posting its worst daily performance in over a year.
* Mexican peso weakens past 17 per dollar * Brazil's real at lowest since March 2023 * IMF sees smaller economic slowdown in Latam, Caribbean region this year * Latam FX down 1.6%, stocks fall 2.1% (Updated at 3:30pm ET/1930 GMT) By Bansari Mayur Kamdar and Lisa Pauline Mattackal April 16 (Reuters) - Latin American currencies and stocks slumped on Tuesday as the dollar soared on rising geopolitical tensions and fading hopes of a rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve. Mexico's peso led Latin American currencies lower with a fall of 2.0%, briefly crossing the 17 to the dollar mark and trading at a nearly two-month low.