41.   The peso also weakened in peso future markets on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

42.   The peso also weakened versus the dollar.

43.   The peso also weakened, causing the real return for foreign investors to decline more.

44.   The peso weakened against the dollar for a fourth day.

45.   The peso weakened because slower growth in Asia, which buys about one-third of Chilean exports, will reduce the amount of dollars in Chile.

46.   The peso weakened in a continuing response to the resignation of Finance Minister Guillermo Perry last week.

47.   The peso weakened against the U.S. dollar in response to turmoil in Asian financial markets that prompted some investors to withdraw from other emerging markets, including Mexico.

48.   The peso weakened this week on concern that export revenue will fall as Asia buys less copper and other Chilean commodities.

49.   The utility can automatically raise rates when the peso weakens and boosts costs of its imported equipment.