EMERGING MARKETS-Possible Trump second term, weak commodity prices weigh on Latam FX Brazil's economic activity up in May despite flood tragedy Mexico's Mejia says rate cuts should be gradual Peru cenbank sees economy growing 4% in second quarter Argentina to sell dollars on parallel market Updated at 3:35 p.m. ET/1935 GMT By Johann M Cherian July 15 (Reuters) - Mexico's peso led declines across Latin American currencies on Monday, as investor expectations on the likelihood of a second term for

EMERGING MARKETS-Latam FX slip as investors weigh possible Trump second term, weak commodity prices Updated at 1455 GMT Brazil's economic activity up in May despite flood tragedy Mexico's Mejia says rate cuts should be gradual Peru cenbank sees economy growing 4% in second quarter Argentina to sell dollars on parallel market Stocks off 0.2%, FX down 0.1% By Johann M Cherian July 15 (Reuters) - Mexico's peso led declines across Latin American currencies on Monday, as investor expectations on the

MORNING BID AMERICAS-Trump hit steepens curve; China's economy judders July 15 (Reuters) - A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan The shock shooting on Saturday of former President Donald Trump , who is seeking a return to the White House, is reverberating around world markets, with bets that the incident boosts his re-election chances steepening the Treasury yield curve and lifting stock futures first thing.

EMERGING MARKETS-Asian currencies weaken as markets digest Trump attack fallout . S.Korean won hits two-week low Indonesian rupiah snaps eight-day rally Philippine stocks hit over two-month high By Shivangi Lahiri July 15 (Reuters) - Asian emerging market currencies struggled on Monday against a broadly stronger dollar as investors bet an attack on former U.S.

EMERGING MARKETS-Asian currencies weaken as markets digest Trump attack fallout S.Korean won hits two-week low Indonesian rupiah snaps eight-day rally Philippine stocks hit over two-month high Updates with moves at 0658 GMT By Shivangi Lahiri July 15 (Reuters) - Asian emerging market currencies struggled on Monday against a broadly stronger dollar as investors bet an attack on former U.S.