51.   A weaker peso makes Mexican stocks worth less and makes it more expensive for companies to pay for imported raw materials and dollar-denominated loans.

52.   A weaker peso would make imports more expensive, while helping exporters sell their goods abroad.

53.   A tbstrong peso has made their products less competitive in some markets.

54.   A weaker peso makes Mexican equities less valuable in dollar terms.

55.   A weaker peso makes Mexican stocks less valuable in dollar terms and can fuel a rise in consumer prices and interest rates.

56.   A weaker peso makes Mexican stocks less valuable in dollar terms and raises the cost of imported products.

57.   A weaker peso makes Mexican stocks less valuable, and higher U.S. money market yields also attract cash away from Mexican securities, such as stocks.

58.   A weaker peso makes Mexican stocks less valuable.

59.   A weaker peso makes Mexican stocks worth less and raises the possibility the Bank of Mexico will have to raise borrowing costs to defend its value.

60.   A weaker peso makes payment on that debt more expensive.