41.   Venezuelan stocks seesawed throughout the week, turning positive only after it appeared certain that the sale of government assets would take place.

42.   Venezuelan stocks soared for a fifth day as demand from foreign mutual funds pushed prices to record highs.

43.   Venezuelan stocks soared to record levels for a third consecutive day on strong interest from foreign mutual funds.

44.   Venezuelan stocks were pulled higher by shares of CA Electricidad de Caracas as investors anticipated an imminent rate increase and a possible sale of American depositary receipts.

45.   Venezuelan stocks closed little changed as foreign investors shunned the local market until the government makes good on promises to cut its payroll.

46.   Venezuelan stocks closed little changed in slow trading as valuation concern offset growing foreign demand.

47.   Venezuelan stocks declined for a second session as Congress delayed the vote on the sale of state-owned steelmaker Siderurgica del Orinoco from this morning to this afternoon.

48.   Venezuelan stocks fell as foreign investors stayed out of the market until the government sells its remaining stake in state telephone company Cia. Anonima Nacional Telefonos de Venezuela.

49.   Venezuelan stocks fell as investors reacted negatively to a news report that Planning Minister Teodoro Petkoff is planning to resign.

50.   Venezuelan stocks fell as investors reacted negatively to a news report that Planning Minister Teodoro Petkoff was going to resign.