51.   The Philippine peso strengthened slightly against the dollar in extremely thin trading Monday.

52.   The Mexican stock market declined Wednesday, while the peso strengthened slightly against the U.S. dollar and interest rates on peso-denominated Treasury bills soared.

53.   The peso strengthened against the dollar, buoyed by the appreciation of Southeast Asian currencies and slack corporate demand for the U.S. currency, traders said.

54.   The peso strengthened against the U.S. dollar in moderate trading, buoyed by the appreciation of other Southeast Asian currencies, traders said.

55.   The peso strengthened on the positive sentiment toward Southeast Asian currencies and minimal demand for U.S. dollars, dealers said.

56.   The peso strengthened somewhat against the dollar Wednesday, with advances in other Southeast Asian currencies spurring the rise, dealers said.

57.   The Philippine peso strengthened against the U.S. dollar Monday, aligning itself after the Easter holiday with recent advances in other Southeast Asian currencies.

58.   The peso had strengthened a bit after Mexican Finance Minister Guillermo Ortiz met with investors and the press in New York Thursday.

59.   The peso strengthened against the U.S. dollar in early trading, reflecting an improvement in sentiment for some regional currencies, dealers said.

60.   The peso strengthened for an eighth day against the dollar.