(Refiles to fix typo in reporting credits) MEXICO CITY, March 21 (Reuters) - Yields on Mexican interest rate swaps fell on Friday after the country's central bank dialed back a hint it could raise borrowing costs, while rate futures in Brazil dipped after inflation data met expectations. Mexico's central bank held steady its benchmark interest rate, pointing to slack in the economy while noting that a recent spike in inflation had eased and was unlikely to spur wider price pressures.
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