11.   Mexican stocks dropped to their lowest levels in almost two weeks amid investor concern that plunging interest rates will weaken the peso and hurt company earnings.

12.   Mexican stocks dropped to their lowest levels in almost two weeks as investors grew concerned plunging interest rates will weaken the peso and hurt company earnings.

13.   Mexican stocks fell for a second day after soaring U.S. bond yields weakened the peso and raised concern that higher interest rates will hurt company earnings.

14.   Mexican stocks fell for the first time in four sessions after soaring U.S. bond yields siphoned cash away from equities and weakened the peso.

15.   More attractive profits in a stronger currency attracted many investors away from Mexican securities, both stocks and bonds, weakening the peso.

16.   Ocampo has said the central bank may buy dollars in the currency markets to weaken the peso.

17.   Rising inflation will weaken the peso and may force interest rates higher, which will raise borrowing costs and cut earnings and the size of dividends paid to shareholders.

18.   Rising U.S. fixed-income yields often attract investors away from Mexican stocks and bonds, weakening the peso.

19.   Stocks were dragged lower after an unexpected plunge in interest rates weakened the peso.

20.   Still speculation about the entrance of brokers has helped to weaken the peso in recent days, currency traders said.