1.   Analysts warn that falling currencies in Asia may make Asian producers more competitive and -- together with increased capacity in the U.S. -- trigger price falls.

2.   And they said that in Brazil at least, the falling currency and slowing economic growth may hold down imports and help limit the damage to the trade deficit.

3.   Asian shoppers, traumatized by plunging stock prices and falling currencies, are already spending less.

4.   Australian stocks rose amid optimism a falling currency and better outlook for export markets in Japan and South Korea will boost earnings for Australian exporters.

5.   Bonds declined amid the specter of a falling currency discouraging investment.

6.   A falling currency can fuel a rise in inflation and interest rates, which could trim company earnings and the size of shareholder dividends.

7.   A falling currency will make Mexican products more attractive to foreign customers.

8.   A falling currency means that the profit margins of companies, which have bolivar-denominated revenue such as utility companies CANTV and Electricidad, may shrink.

9.   A falling currency tarnishes the allure of yen bonds for foreign investors, who worry any gains may be eroded by the depreciating currency.

10.   A falling currency will make Mexican products more attractive to international customers.