1.   Banks sometimes borrow pesos to buy dollars, hoping that the U.S. currency will appreciate.

2.   Banks usually borrow pesos to buy dollars and bet against the peso.

3.   Families are forced to sell their homes and businesses and borrow every peso they can find, while businesses are extorted for the return of their employees.

4.   One way banks can bet against the peso is to borrow pesos and then use the proceeds to buy dollars.

5.   Some traders were expecting the central bank to push its overnight rate higher during this week to prevent speculators borrowing pesos to buy more dollars.

6.   They also raise costs for investors that borrow pesos to buy dollars.

7.   The swap window will allow banks to borrow pesos using dollars.

8.   To make her purchase, Mrs. Clinton had to borrow some pesos from the U.S. ambassador to Chile.