21.   Other currencies, including the Philippine peso and the Indonesian rupiah, also fell on concern about their economies and financial markets.

22.   Other currencies, including the Philippine peso, Malaysian ringgit, and the Indonesian rupiah, came under assault and were cut loose from their links to the dollar.

23.   Sakakibara said that the Philippine peso, the Malaysian ringgit, and the Singapore dollar should all strengthen as well.

24.   Since then, other currencies, such as the Philippine peso and Indonesian rupiah lost ground against the dollar because of selling pressure from foreign-exchange traders.

25.   Since Thailand devalued the baht, the Philippine peso, the Malaysian ringgit and the Indonesian rupiah have declined against the dollar.

26.   Speculative pressures quickly forced down the Philippine peso, the Malaysian ringgit, the Indonesian rupiah and even the mighty Singapore dollar.

27.   THAI stocks fell for a second day as the devaluation of the Philippine peso Friday prompted some investors to shun Asian stocks.

28.   That triggered a fall in the Philippine peso.

29.   That in turn has drained the Philippine peso and the stock market.

30.   The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas raised a key interest rate twice today amid fears a run on the Thai baht would spread to the Philippine peso.