
Most Latin American currencies steadied on Tuesday as concerns about the Omicron variant eased. The Peruvian sol hit five-week highs, while Brazilian stocks fell to a one-week low led by weakness in miner Vale.
Easing Omicron fears support risk appetite and emerging-market currencies, which can lower the cost of imported feed inputs for Latin American buyers. Weakness in Brazilian equities has little direct bearing on feed grain prices.
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