21.   A rising currency makes Mexican stocks more valuable in dollar terms while falling interest rates often make equities more attractive than bonds to many investors.

22.   A rising currency makes Mexican shares more valuable in dollar terms.

23.   A strong dollar boost European exports by making them cheaper in dollar terms.

24.   A strong peso, generally, reassures investors that Mexican securities can offer a higher return in dollar terms than comparable U.S. fixed-income securities.

25.   A stronger currency makes Mexican stocks worth more in dollar terms, making them more attractive to foreign investors.

26.   A stronger dollar makes U.S. exports more expensive in yen terms and Japanese exports cheaper in dollar terms.

27.   A stronger peso makes Mexican stocks more valuable in dollar terms and can help to reduce inflation by making imported products cheaper.

28.   A stronger peso makes stocks more valuable in dollar terms, and can lead to lower interest rates, which let borrowing costs fall and can boost earnings.

29.   A weaker currency makes Mexican stocks less valuable in dollar terms and can fuel a rise in inflation.

30.   A weaker currency makes Mexican stocks less valuable in dollar terms.