11.   Any rise in borrowing costs can hurt company earnings and the size of dividends paid shareholders.

12.   Any unexpected rise in U.S. borrowing costs or Mexican consumer prices could push interest rates higher, which would hurt company earnings and the size of dividends paid shareholders.

13.   Any experienced investor will tell you that interest rates and company earnings are the real forces behind stock prices.

14.   Any reduction in taxes could fuel a rise in spending and inflation, which will boost interest rates and hurt company earnings.

15.   Argentine stocks next week are expected to reach new three-year highs on optimism that increased economic activity will boost company earnings.

16.   Argentine stocks rose for a third day, led by Banco Bansud SA, on expectations that company earnings will rise as the economy expands.

17.   Argentine stocks rose for a second day on expectations that company earnings will rise as the economy expands.

18.   Argentine stocks rose to four-year highs on strong demand from foreign investors attracted by prospects of robust economic growth and rising company earnings.

19.   Argentine stocks set three-year highs for the second session on expectations company earnings will benefit from robust economic growth.

20.   Argentine stocks climbed to their highest levels in nearly three years as prospects of strong economic growth and higher company earnings attracted investors.