31.   Lower interest rates weaken a currency by lowering returns to investors.

32.   Lower interest rates often weaken a currency.

33.   Lower money-market yields can stifle the appetite for peso-denominated securities, such as treasury bills, and weaken the currency.

34.   Lower rates often weakens a currency.

35.   Lower rates tend to weaken a currency by encouraging investors to put their money in deposits elsewhere.

36.   Mexican stocks fell for the first time in four sessions amid concern that rising interest rates and political turmoil will weaken the currency and hurt company earnings.

37.   Mexican stocks fell for the first time in three sessions as investors grew concerned an expected decline in interest rates could weaken the currency and threaten company earnings.

38.   Often, the Bank of Mexico cuts the amount of debt it sells to boost demand, reduce interest rates and weaken the currency.

39.   Once the foreign banks receive the rupiah, they immediately turn them into dollars, further weakening the currency, Hagoort said.

40.   Profits were affected as well by higher marketing expenses and weakened currencies in many countries.