UBS analysts have identified several factors that could support the Brazilian Real (BRL), including a doubled carry over six months, light market positioning, and cheap valuations. Improvements in the current account, driven by strong agricultural output, may also stabilize the currency amid challenges.In contrast, the Mexican Peso (MXN) faces pressures with minimal foreign exchange premia and potential rate cuts from Banxico, alongside risks from U.S. tariffs and policies. Recent inflation data shows a slight decrease, but an acceleration is expected in February.