41.   Several Asian currencies, including the Korean won and the Thai baht, fell to record lows against the dollar.

42.   SK, betting that the Thai baht would rise, exchanged Japanese yen with Morgan in return for baht.

43.   Since the devaluation in the Thai baht in July, currencies and stock markets across Southeast Asia have plunged, sparking concerns of cooling corporate profits and economic growth.

44.   Significant declines in Southeast Asian currencies, including the Indonesian rupiah, the Malaysian ringgit and the Thai baht, signal worse times are ahead.

45.   Some southeast Asian currencies, including the Thai baht and Malaysian ringgit, have tumbled to record lows.

46.   Southeast Asian currencies fell, with the Indonesian rupiah and Thai baht tumbling on concerns political interests will hamper reforms needed to shore up confidence in their economies.

47.   Starting last summer, when local currencies collapsed in Asia, it took more Thai baht and South Korean won to repay those loans, thus crippling borrowers.

48.   Some central banks in the region mirror U.S. monetary policy and currencies such as the Hong Kong dollar and Thai baht are tied to their U.S. counterpart.

49.   Southeast Asian currencies were mixed, with the Indonesian rupiah and Singapore dollar strengthening while the Malaysian ringgit and Thai baht fell.

50.   Thanks to current market nervousness, some currencies, such as the Thai baht, would probably fall at first.