(Bloomberg) -- Mexico's peso rose for the first day in three as speculation the Federal Reserve will cut U.S. interest rates made higher-yielding emerging-market securities more attractive. Mexican local-currency bonds also gained.
A U.S. government report this week showing slower core inflation has prompted traders to raise bets the Fed will cut rates this year for the first time since 2003.
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