21.   Venezuelan stocks fell on a government announcement that interest rates will rise during the next few months, threatening to hurt company profits.

22.   Venezuelan stocks fell on concern the Caldera administration is not moving quickly enough to implement free market policies.

23.   Venezuelan stocks fell, led by Electricidad de Caracas, following a smaller-than-expected government increase in electricity rates.

24.   Venezuelan stocks followed the lead of Brazilian and Asian shares, which were rocked earlier today by concern that tumbling currencies could further harm economies in the region.

25.   Venezuelan stocks follwed Electridad de Caracas lower following a smaller-than-expected government increase in electricity rates.

26.   Venezuelan stocks rose a fourth consecutive session as investors speculated that the economy will rebound this year, leading to higher corporate earnings.

27.   Venezuelan stocks rose a sixth day as buying by foreign mutual funds propelled the market toward new highs.

28.   Venezuelan stocks rose after Venezuelan President Rafael Caldera said Sunday that he planned no cabinet changes, squashing rumors that Planning Minister Teodoro Petkoff would leave the government.

29.   Venezuelan stocks rose as a drop in interest rates attracted investors seeking an alternative to fixed-income securities.

30.   Venezuelan stocks rose as foreign investors bought shares, betting they were depressed by a weak economy and banking crisis.