31.   For half a year, Indonesians have remained calm as their currency has continued to slide.

32.   Foreign currencies will continue to be needed for the foreseeable future.

33.   Foreign investors are reluctant to buy stocks given the likelihood the Thai currency may continue to decline, Matthews said.

34.   German central bank President Hans Tietmeyer said in a television interview with CNBC that he expected the new currency to continue as a strong one.

35.   However, most analysts see the comeback as temporary, and expect the currency to continue falling.

36.   However, the Indonesian currency continued to plunge, hitting a new record low against the U.S. dollar.

37.   Meanwhile, the Indonesian currency continued to strengthen against the U.S. dollar.

38.   National currencies will continue to circulate side by side with the euro for up to two months to help ease the transition.

39.   Others wondered whether Brazil could hold the devaluation within the limits it set or whether the currency would continue the slide it started Wednesday.

40.   So long as the regional currencies continue getting hit, market forces will continue to have a negative impact on the ringgit.