Mexico peso rally could spur bigger interest rate cut

MEXICO CITY, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank could lower borrowing costs by more than expected next week if the country's currency keeps gaining ground and undercuts the stimulus policymakers delivered to a weak economy with last month's cut.

Argentina Has Last Chance to Influence U.S. Court in Bonds Case

Argentina has what may be its last chance to influence a U.S. appeals court considering a lawsuit over the country’s attempts to avoid paying holders of its defaulted debt.

Colombian CPI Debt Deflated by Most-Effective Bank: Andes Credit

Colombia’s fixed-rate peso bonds have returned three times as much as debt linked to consumer prices this year, after inflation defied economists’ forecasts and fell to a two-year low.