News Snapshot:
* Consumer prices in Brazil rise less than expected in May * Colombian assets fall as oil prices decline * Mexico's annual inflation rate hits 7.65% in May By Shreyashi Sanyal June 9 (Reuters) - Latin American stocks and currencies fell along with their broader emerging market peers on Thursday after Shanghai imposed new lockdown measures, while Brazil's real slipped after data showed consumer prices rose less than expected in May. Stocks in China,, one of Latin America's biggest trading partners, ended lower, hurting the broader emerging markets equities index. The MSCI's index for Latin American stocks fell 0.9%, with...
