EMERGING MARKETS-LatAm currencies rebound after selloff, except Brazil

By Bruno Federowski BRASILIA, April 24 (Reuters) - Most Latin American currencies bounced back on Tuesday from a sell-off as U.S. bond yields steadied, but political uncertainty drove the Brazilian real to its weakest level in 16 months. Emerging market currencies had plummeted on Monday as U.S. Treasury yields shot up to a four-year high, lifted by expectations of a wider fiscal deficit and faster inflation. After briefly breaching the 3 percent milestone early on Tuesday, yield