EMERGING MARKETS-Latam markets bounce, set for bad week on Fed rate fears

* Latam currencies, stocks set for worst week since June 2022 * U.S. job growth in September surpasses estimates * Chile's annual inflation rate continues easing * Argentina tightens controls on parallel FX market (Updated at 3:45 pm ET/1945 GMT) By Lisa Pauline Mattackal Oct 6 (Reuters) – Latin American currencies and stocks indexes broadly turned higher on Friday, but were still headed towards their worst week since last June after a blowout U.S. payrolls report spurred expectations of more tightening by the Federal Reserve. MSCI's indexes of Latin American currencies and stocks turned higher in afternoon trading, snapping four consecutive sessions in the red as markets calmed and the U.S dollar slipped.