21.   A weaker currency makes Mexican stocks worth less and can fuel inflation, raising the likelihood that the Bank of Mexico may boost interest rates to slow economic growth.

22.   A weaker guilder would add to the Dutch import bill and fuel inflation.

23.   A weaker peso makes Mexican stocks worth less and could fuel inflation, which would force the Bank of Mexico to raise local interest rates.

24.   A weaker peso makes Mexican stocks worth less and can fuel inflation, which in turn, can boost interest rates and trim company earnings.

25.   A weaker peso makes Mexican stocks worth less and could fuel inflation, which may force the Bank of Mexico to raise interest rates to slow it.

26.   A weaker peso would push up the price of imports, fueling inflation.

27.   But a weak yen may also fuel inflation that would eat into bond prices and scare off foreign investors.

28.   But price supports might be more harmful in the long run, because they could fuel inflation.

29.   But the Fed kept its options open by saying a tight U.S. labor market and high energy prices could fuel inflation.

30.   Canadian government bonds fell on concern that Canadian and U.S. economic reports this week may point to stronger-than-expected growth, which would fuel inflation.