71.   In currency trading, the peso was slightly stronger against the U.S. dollar in thin early trading, buoyed by dollar remittances from Filipinos working overseas, traders said.

72.   In currency trading, the peso was higher against the dollar in morning trading, buoyed by dollar inflows and a strong Japanese yen, dealers said.

73.   In currency trading, the Philippine peso was higher against the dollar in slow morning trading, buoyed by gains in the Japanese yen, dealers said.

74.   In currency trading, the peso was lower in morning trading, pressured along with other regional currencies by the weaker Japanese yen.

75.   In currency trading, the peso was slightly lower against the dollar in morning trading, weighed down by moderate dollar buying and weaker regional currencies, traders said.

76.   Inflation is at record lows and the peso is as strong today as when Fox took office.

77.   Meanwhile, the Philippine peso was slightly higher against the U.S. dollar in early trading Thursday, with slack demand for both currencies, traders said.

78.   Mexico had been running a huge foreign payments deficit, with imports far exceeding export earnings, and the peso was heavily over-valued.

79.   Meanwhile, the peso was stronger against the U.S. dollar Tuesday, on a rebound in the Japanese yen pulling regional currencies higher.

80.   Most currency analysts agree the peso is actually a highly managed currency.