1.   On the money markets the dollar was weaker against European currencies.

2.   In financial markets, the dollar was weaker against the Japanese yen and deutsche mark after the Commerce Department issued the trade figures.

3.   In New York, the dollar was weaker against the mark and the yen.

4.   Once plants go up overseas, firms cannot resume domestic production overnight, even if the trend of the yen being a bit weaker against the U.S. dollar holds.

5.   Other Southeast Asian currencies were relatively weaker against the U.S. dollar as the dollar rose.

6.   The dollar was weaker against most currencies.

7.   The dollar tumbled to a three-month low against the mark and was weaker against other leading currencies.

8.   The dollar was weaker against most leading currencies.

9.   The Marlins will see almost nothing but right-handed pitching in this series, and they are weaker against right-handers.

10.   A pledge to lower rates would tend to make the yen weaker against foreign currencies.