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Emerging-Market Rout Expected to Endure

Currency selloff projected to continue as interest rates remain low; some fear it may spill over into currencies with stronger fundamentals, including the Mexican peso.

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Inflation-adjusted interest rates are still too low in developing nations for Citigroup Inc. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to foresee an end to the worst emerging-market currency selloff in five years.

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