1.   Chile posted a higher-than-expected trade deficit in August, as a strong peso continued to hurt sales of goods abroad.

2.   During the next few days, shares will continue to fall as long as the Mexican peso continues to weaken.

3.   He once again rejected any form of currency controls and said the peso would continue to float freely.

4.   If the peso continues to maintain its strength against the dollar, prices should rebound in the next few days.

5.   In addition, investors are betting the peso will continue to weaken.

6.   In the next few days, stocks could rise further if the peso continues to strengthen and local interest rates fall.

7.   Mexican shares fell for the third day amid concern that interest rates will rise as the peso continues to weaken.

8.   Mexican stocks plunged, and the peso continued to weaken.

9.   On Wednesday, the peso continued to slip in spite of a series of government measures in the last two weeks to confront chronic weaknesses in the Mexican economy.

10.   Shares also fell as the peso continued to weaken against the dollar.