31.   A stronger peso makes Mexican stocks more valuable in dollar terms and cuts the likelihood the central bank will raise interest rates to defend its value to stifle inflation.

32.   A stronger peso makes Mexican stocks worth more in dollar terms, but higher borrowing costs can hurt company earnings and the size of dividends paid shareholders.

33.   A stronger peso makes Mexican stocks worth more.

34.   A stronger pesos makes the value of Mexican stocks higher in dollar terms.

35.   A softer peso makes Mexican stocks less valuable and raises the possibility that the Bank of Mexico will raise interest rates to defend its value and stifle inflation.

36.   A strong peso makes it more difficult for Mexican companies to sell their goods abroad.

37.   A strong peso makes Mexican stocks more valuable in dollar terms and can help reduce inflation by making imports cheaper.

38.   A stronger peso makes Mexican equities more valuable in dollar terms.

39.   A stronger peso makes Mexican shares more valuable in dollar terms.

40.   A stronger peso makes Mexican stocks more attractive in dollar terms.