Chile's peso traded steady after a 2.7% slump on Monday - its worst day in more than six years, while a more than 1% jump in stocks came after a 4.6% dive which was its biggest one-day drop in almost two years. Other regional currencies moved higher against a firmer dollar, in line with broader emerging markets. Brazil's real jumped 1% with investors keenly awaiting results of a final Senate vote on the government's pension reform bill expected to take place later in the day.
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October 22, 2019 at 08:01PM
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