21. A strong peso makes their products less competitive in international markets. 22. A stronger peso makes it easier for companies to meet their dollar-denominated obligations. 23. A stronger peso makes Mexican securities more attractive in dollar-terms. 24. A stronger peso makes Mexican stocks more valuable and makes it cheaper for Mexican companies to pay for imported raw materials. 25. A stronger peso makes Mexican stocks worth more in dollar terms. 26. A steady peso makes Mexican stocks worth more to foreign investors when they take the proceeds back home. 27. A strong peso makes Colombian exports less competitive in international markets, it also lowers export revenues. 28. A strong peso makes Mexican stocks more valuable in dollar terms and can help stave off inflation. 29. A stronger peso makes imported goods less expensive, which can help curb inflation and allow the Bank of Mexico to cut local borrowing costs. 30. A stronger peso makes Mexican stocks more valuable in dollar terms and can stifle inflation, sending interest rates lower. |