31.   The determination of so many businessmen in Mexico to seek stability by using dollars suggests that there is little confidence that the peso is ready to stabilize.

32.   The loan guarantee package is essential for investors because Mexico has practically lost its ability to get credit on the international market since the peso was devalued.

33.   The peso has been stable in past days after suffering wild swings in early November when troubles in Hong Kong spilled over to Latin America.

34.   The peso is at the limit of the exchange rate band in which it is allowed to fluctuate.

35.   The peso is devalued.

36.   The peso is stable.

37.   The peso was stronger again today due to pre-Easter demand for pesos.

38.   The peso is now at a level that makes exports much more affordable for buyers in the U.S., Europe and Asia, said Garcia.

39.   The Philippine peso has been under pressure from speculators since Thailand devalued the baht last Wednesday.

40.   The stronger peso is not welcome news for export industries that sell coffee, bananas and flowers abroad.